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Daily Racing Form: n. Friday, May 21, 1909

Daily Racing Form: n. Friday, May 21, 1909 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1909 drf1909052101 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Friday, May 21, 1909 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1909 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognition (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has been done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Libraries Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Page [1] \R&ciO0(Sk Form { VOL. XV. NO. 121. CHICAGO, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1909. PRICE 5 CENTS. Spoiled By Bad Weather: Heavy Rain Affects Louisville Racing And Attendance Unfavorably.; Crystal Maid Takes the Louisville Handicap in a Close Finish of Four--Irfaneh Mends Her Ways. SPOILED BY BAD WEATHER HEAVY RAIN AFFECTS LOUISVILLE RACING AND ATTENDANCE UNFAVORABLY. Crystal Maid Takes the Louisville Handicap in a Close Finish of Four — Irfaneh Mends Her Ways. Louisville. Ky.. May 20.— Unfavorable weather marred today's racing and was responsible for tin-poerwl attendance of tin- meeting. Ike track, on ai count of tlic steady drenching it received, rc-MkM a mortar lied and caused withdrawals of tnanv prospective starters. S| eculatiou fell off considerably, but as most of the winners were strongly supported, the favorite backers profited handsomely. The Ijouisvillo llandicaii. at three-quarters, having a net value of $1,300 to the winner, resulted in one of tlie closest finishes ever witnessed here, and brought about disagreement with the ludges in regard to their pssrlasi. crystal Maid. Charlie Enst-inan. Sea Swell and Al Mullcr lauded at the fiuisn so closely grou'ied that no one outside of those on a direct line was in a positiou to attempt a statement as to the winner. Crystal Maid, which had moved up M the outside with a great rusli. was given the purse. Charlie Eastman second and Sea Swell third. To many, including those who were in the press stand, ft appeared as if Al Muller. on the extreme inside, had lasted lone enough to outstay Sea Swell, and that Crystal Maid had just nipped out Charlie Kastman for third place. The showing of T. M. Creep iu this race was disappointing and it is likely that he has not recovered from his recent illness. Irfaneh. which had been transferred from the W. J. Young stable into that of Jack Baker after her recent poor showing, made the others in the second race appear cheap by the handy manner in which she won from Tom McGrath and Marbles. The latter was claimed out of the race by I.. Thompson, acting supposedly for M. C. Moore, but after the flllv was delivered to him. tiainer Miller Henderson protested to the judges that the claim was irregular and by witm sses will try to show that Thompson had been given $5o to claim the tilly for an outside person. The judges are investigating the case and will rule on it tomorrow. The handicap at a mile and a sixteenth had to be declared off on account of the many scratches and a selling race at a mile and seventy yards was substituted. Alice won over Lady Vie. with Green-bridge, recently acquired by II. G. Kedwell. iu third place. Tie- Fad repeated his hollow victory of his last previous start on a muddy track, while Tom Hay-ward, in the (losing race, had no difficulty in proving his superiority over the poor band that opposed him. Tlie mishap to Wintergreen sustained yesterday has eliminated him as a starter in the I.atonia Dcrbv. There are divers opinions as to the extent of the colt's injury. Some contend that there is nothing more serious with the colt than a split hoof, while others maintain that he is also suffering from a sprained ankle. Owner Kespess was not at the track today and authentic information concerning the colt's condition could not be obtained. Last night Mr. Kespess stated that it would be at least five months before it was probable that the colt would again be put in training. With Wintergiccn an absentee from the I.atonia Derby, that event appears at the mercy of olamhala. which will only have Plate Glass and Warticld for itonslbly dangerous opponents. Jockey Powers, who was to have ridden Wintergreen. has been engagcil by \V. -J. Young to pilot Plate Glass or Wartiehl. whichever he may choose to ride. W. F. Schulte has reconsidered his intention of shipping to New York and will send his horses to I.atonia. King's Plate Probable Field. KING'S PLATE PROBABLE FIELD. Toronto. Out.. May 20.— The Held for the King's Plate will probably run to ten starters. Mr. Seagram, with three, being file only owner with more than one representative. The three are not yet determined on. none of his six cligibles having shown superior nieri;. Pearltishcr. which was hurt at the barrier on Monday, has not since been out of his Iwjx. Jockey Shilling is reported sick at his home in Texas, and Mentry has been engaged to ride Fort (•any in the Plate. Gilbert will be on Shimonese. Preston on Desert Star. E. Walsh on Generous Moor. Foley on Saoee o'Gold and Musgrave. Goldstein and UtiaiTiiigton on the Seagram three. Other engage incuts Imve not been announced. Zipango's mile iu 1:45 was the best at Woodbine today. Fort Garry had a mile in 1:51. the last furlong in 12 seconds. Generous Moor's final work was ■ mile in l:47i. a mile and a quarter iu 2:18$. Today's arrivals were: Green Seal. Miss Sain. Alfred the Great. Woolwinder. Anderson. Grande Dame. Hasty Agnes. Ida May. St. Klmwood and Starover. the property of I. II. Wheateroft. George Hollo's horses, in charge of George Ham. also got iu and were: Hanbridge. Harrington. Ful-ford. Lowrey. Wausau. Tennessee Hoy. Estorjoy. Spineview. Lady Carol, Sam Hoftheinier. Zal. Minot. Mexican Girl and Firm. Roger Minton brought the following: Apple Toddv and Tenakoc. W. A. Burt tschell's Cooney K. and La Salle came in from Houston. Tex.: J. W. Bauer's I ittle Osage and Peter Cain. Kartlett McLcnuan's Agent. Denier, Florence II. and Spry: Amos Turnev's Martin Doyle, Clell Turnev. Sig. Maud Sigsbee. Charlie Ball. Selwik. Kyle. Theo Cook. Dr. Ayr. Apologize. Klgin and Olive Klv. Jack Phillips' Bertha E. and H. Phillips' Doubt also arrived. Toronto Stables Filling Up Fast Now. TORONTO STABLES FILLING UP FAST NOW. Toronto. Out., May 20.— Sixteen head of horses fioin Mrs. L. A. Livingston's Kancocas ranch In New Jersey have reached Woodbine. All but four of the lot are two year-olds. The list includes Love Tree. Verbatim. Auri. Nod. Oppar. Profile. Kingship. Arawak. Amyi. Statenia. Herpes. Magdalen. Egret. Amelia Jinks and Bang. \dditional arrivals include the following: It. J. Mackenzie's Direct, from Louisville. C. P. Sherman's Canvas. Dele Stronie. Ostal T.. W. 1 Fasts. Belle of Phoenix and Teddington. 0. J. Decker's Adoration. A. A. Laurie's Charivari. C. K. Dudley's Dr. Keith ami Soil. J. C. Nallv's Howard Shean. C. J. Biockiniller's Dave Nicholson. M. Hutchinson's Kdgely and Giiendale. It W. Waldcn's Giles. Consistent. Cunning. Belle of Jessamine. Trudo. Chilton (Jueeu and Beau Chil ton. 1. A Svkes' General Lee. Pulka. Set Back. High Peak, Hickory Stick and Istetoa. T. F. Coles' Juggler. Neoskaleeta. Bound Brook. Bobbie Kean. Zehalia. Cheek and Hawkswiug. W. H. Socman's Sally Preston ami Sister Phyllis. J W Mays Patriot. Tom Dolan. Ruby R.. Turf Star and Sempbs. A. Weber's Zipango. Debar. Edwin L.. Spiou. Refined and Thomas Calhoun. F. Musante's Siskin. Sir Martin's Popularity Grows. SIR MARTIN'S POPULARITY GROWS. New York. May 20. — The best price now obtainable against Sir Martin, the American hope in the Epsom Derby, is .".* to 1. Sir Martin did a well-paced mile and a quarter spin at Newmarket Tuesday in preparation for his Derby effort. An English brokerage firm iu Flushing. Holland, already has accepted wagers whereby it stands to lose $100,000. Several New York houses report bets of $10,000 and $10,000. Maskette Takes The Ladies Stakes.: Roseben Runs Unplaced to Chapultepec--Racing at Belmont Park Next Monday. MASKETTE TAKES THE LADIES STAKES. Roseben Runs Unplaced to Chapulteoec — Racing at Belmont Park Next Monday. New York. May 20.— Maskette. queen of the 111 lies, won the forty-first running of the famous Ladies Stakes, at odds „f 1 to 4. from Lady Bedford. Field Mouse and Affliction, the last named 1k-ing ■ second string in James It. Keeue's entry. The brilliant quartette finished In the order named in 1 :1! . which is the fastest time ever recorded for the stake. There was eager curiosity on the part of everyone present to see the renowned young mare, and her appearance on the track was greeted with cheers and handelapping. Inclined to frac-tionsness while turning postward directly in front of the grandstand. Butwell yelled at her and tlie crowd, taking umbrage thereat, railed after him: "Don't call that tilly mimes.'' In the actual racing Maskette singled out early and made the running bv an unnoicssarilv wide gap. She appeared to fully extend herself as Lady Bedford loomed up menacingly when beginning the final furlong, but there was never anv need of Butwell's display of overanxiety in the closing strides. Lady Bedford's sinsational closing sprint thrilled the spectators, while Field Mouse and Affliction ran like non-stay ers. There was a rumor in circulation liefore the race that Maskette was lame and on tlie verge of a breakdown. It was apparent that she had been under serious suspicion of unsoundness during the winter, for both ankles showed marks of having la-en punch fired. While an abnormally giowthv two-year old the peerless Disguise filly did not seem unduly big as a three-year old. Moreover, she was decidedly light flanked in comparison with last year, though stripping very fit. When asked last week why le did not send Maskette out In a preliminary public trial for today's big stake. Rowe replied: "If she is going to break down I'll have it occur in a stake, not in a cheap purse race." Her owner. James R. Keene. was not present to see Maskette's victory. Chapultepec scored in tlie Norwood Selling Stakes from seven others, including Roseben. which ran a singularly poor race. Dreamer, the runner-up. unexpectedly tired when seemingly certain of victory three strides from the finish. August Belmont announced after the races that an extra day's racing would be given by the Westchester Association next Monday, that the attendance warranted it and furthermore that the practice would be kept up and the association would probably give additional extra days as the meeting progresses. Monday's program will contain one race of $800 added and one of $000 added and four of $400 added. The cold threatening weather had a deterrnut effect on the attendance, not more than 4. (MM) being sres nt win n the bugle called the horses to the liost in tne Ladies Stakes, John E. Madden confirmed the report of his having received a cablegram to the eirect that Sir Martin had worked a Derby trial of one and one-quarter miles in 2:oS at Newmarket yesterday. He denied the story of his having cabled to Loudon a $10,000 bet on his colt at the prevailing odds, saying that he was quite satisfied with what would be his share of the stake in the event of his winning. Mr. Madden remarked also that J. B. Haggin's decision to scud the entire yearling production of Eliin-ndorf to England to sell, in the event of Sir Martin's victory iu the Derby, was very gratifying. Infanta, cut down at the Pimlico meeting, has been destroyed. C. earner, who rode in the novice race today, is a brother of the well-known jockey. Garner. The last race at seven furlongs on the pn gram for next Saturday over the straight course, has been changed to tlie same distance over the regular course. Mr. August Belmont has called a conference for two O'clock Friday afternoon in his office, at which the lacing reporters of the New York morning dailies have been invited to attend. Santa Anita To Open In Fall As Usual.: George Rose Sends Instructions to Los Angeles to Have Track Made Ready for Racing. SANTA ANITA TO OPEN IN FALL AS USUAL. George Rose Sends Instructions to Los Angeles to Have Track Made Ready for Racing. Los Angeles. May 20. — That Santa Anita Park will open for racing next fall as usual, in spite of the recent enactment of adverse legislation iu this state. Is indicated bv instructions telegraphed here yesterday from San Francisco bv George Rose, one of the directors of the track. Rose instructed the track superintendent to have the plant made ready for racing in the fall and authorized the announce-uient that the meeting will lie on an extensive scale. It is said that betting will be by the New York oral method. Rose is quoted as saying that the betting question will have to take care of itself. Ed Corrigan Gives Up Hawthorne. ED C0RRIGAN GIVES UP HAWTHORNE. A quit claim deed was filed in the Cook County recorder's office Wednesday in which Ed Corrigan and his wife conveyed their equity in three-quarters of the Hawthorne race track to ex-alderman Thomas Corey far $20.00o. Of this sum. Mr. Corrigau received but $2,000 in cash. $24,000 going to pay a note made by him. indorsed by Mr. Carey and held by Foreman Bros. Banking Company. Tlie Hawthorne property comprises 100 acres be. tween Thirty-fifth and Thirty ninth streets and south Forty-eighth and Fifty-second avenues. The other one-quarter interest is owned by Richard Fitzgerald. A. S. Trude held a mortgage of $.S0. HM on the property and Carey ■ second mortgage for $40,000. When Carey received notice from the bank a few-days ago that the note fell due May 24. he tele-graphed Corrigau. asking hiiu what he was going to do about it. Corrigan replied that he could not meet it and asked Carey to' take care of the note and he would convey to him his interest iu the |UO|KTty. Hence the deal, which was necessary because recent financial reverses growing out of so-called reform legislation have taken nearly all of Mr. Corri-gan's ready money and ability to raise more. Tlie veteran was in good health and spirits and was more worried over Mrs. Corrigan's condition than his own financial health. He has gone back to Lexington, where Mrs. Corrigan is ill iu St. Joseph's Hospital, but is much better than she was. Tlie deal by which John W. Gates seeks to get control of the Corrigan holdings in the City Park track at New Orleans will. Mr. Corrigau thinks. be made more equitable by the courts, or settled in a fair way. Mr. Corrigan's Kansas city property is in the best hands and condition of all his holdings, but the turf will hardly see much more of him iu an active way. Thomas Carey, when iu politics, was also interested in racing and owned the New City Stable. He still loves the sport and has grown rich in late years. He is also less interested in politics than in the old days and is president of the American Brick Company. When asked what he meant to do with Hawthorne Mr. Carey said: "Leave it as it is and wait until the public gets a little sense." Corrigan's Reply In Gates' Suit. CORRIGAN'S REPLY IN GATES' SUIT. Lexington. Ky.. May 20. — Edward Corrigan returned this morning from Chicago. Attorney John T. Shelby, acting for Mr. Corrigan. has filed a cross bill in answer 10 tlie suit recently ibroughl by John W. Gates. Mr. Corrigan In the cross bill admits that he made a note for sixty days for $."58,500 to Gates: that the money was used by Gates in buying for 1dm MB shares of stock of tin-New Orleans Jockey Club: that to further secure Gates lie gave him as collateral 100 more shares of the same stock: that he was required to pay a usurious rate of interest: that Gates took advantage of his illness in New Orleans and notified him on January 27 that the- stock would be sold February 1; that he was unable to have himself re pre - ■eated at the sale at that time: that he has onlv the statement of Gates that the stock was sold for the sum of $2,418 and that this sum is not reason able value for the stock: that he does not know by whom or to whom the stock was sold by Gates: that he believes it was I ruse to deprive him of the stiwk and to force Dim to pay an extraordinary sum. He prays the court to order Gates to return the stock to him' upon payment of $38,560 and the leial rate of interest, or to give him judgment against Gates for the par value of 485 shares, which would be $38,500. New York Form Chart. NEW YORK FORM CHART. (BELMONT PARK.) THURSDAY. MAY 20. 1909. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. Fodrth day. Westchester Racing Association. Spring Meeting of 10 days. Presiding Judge. Clarence McDowell. Starter. Mars Cassidy. Racing Secretary. George W. Gall. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. (Chicago time 1 ::I0 p. m.). W indicates whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Fig-tires in parentheses following the distance of each race Indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. 0"| FT^O FIRST RACE— 5-8 Mile Straight. (69085— 58— 2— 122.) $100 added. 2 year olds. ^J A. m Tc^5 Maidens. Colts. Si ociaI Weights. Net value to winner $:J05. Ind Horses AWtPPSt U % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 11 O 9 M SWEEP WHO 5 5 11 in l2 1« Butwell J R Keene I 5 I 511 101-3 1-4 81fi813REAU NASH wb 110 4 4 3} 31 3'J V J MclntyreJ E Madden *2 13-52' 4-3 1-4 FIREBOX w 111 1 3 4» 4' 41 3" Ray nor J Loughlin 10 L'O 15 5 2.J MrM -GLOPPER wb 114 2 I L'l 9 2b 4* E Dugan A Belmont 3 5 4 7-5 I I S1KS1 BRUSHBROOM wb 110 7 1 S1 fit fi 5'» Creevy MontpclierStable I 10 8 3 7-5 81016 IN DOT wb 110 3 fi 51 51 5* S» H Smith J W Johnson 13 30 JO 7 3 BIG STICK w 111 fi 7 7 7 7 7 Nicol J E Madden *2 13-52J 4 5 1-4 •Coupled iu liettlng: no separate place or show betting. Time. 58)!. Winner — Br. c. by Ben Brush — Pink Domino (trained by J. Rowel. Went to iwist at 2:.'{5. \t post 2 minutes. Start good. Won cantering: second and third driving. Sweep palpably outclassed his opposition, drew out midway of the stretch and wimi off under a pull. Beau Nash, well up from the start, finished with a rush. Firebox came from far back into a fast going, but distant, third. Glopper. prominent early, quit very badly after running straight ami true all the wav. Brushbroom. shuffled to the rear at the start, closed a gap and shows steady improvement. Big Stick, a good looker, bandaged and not ready, broke and ran green. Scratched — X145X Hammon Pass, 110. Overweights — Fircliox. 1 pound; Glopper. 4: Big Stick. 1. -I fT^Ql SECOND RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs Straight. (74859—51—2—112. $100 added" 2-year-J. I TI«lF olds. Maidens. Fillies and Geldings. Special Weights. Net value to winner $.155. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Vt, % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 9 H C 9 ■ GREENVALE WB 107 6 I lb Hj 1* H Dugan H P Whitney 3 4 13 51 1-1' SltilS ANAVRI w 107 1 1 4» 41 21 H Smith Oneck Stable 85 I 3-2 1-2 1-4 SnS47:1CREl'SE w 107 2 3 2» 2 » 3l ScoviRp O W Berry 10 12 8 3 8-5 81545 ETTA MAY w 108 8 5 3» ■ 4 J Howard S Lazarus 13 JO 15 fi 3 81545 RBSPONSFUL WB 107 9 4 51 5* 5* Creevy MontpclierStable 10 12 B 2 I RELAND w 107 10 fi 61 71 6« Butwell A L Aste . 8 12 10 4 2 FAIR LOUISE w 111 4 8 71 fi1 71 Nicol J E Madden *4 « 5 2 1 DICKER w 107 7 7 R 8' » J MclntyreJ ■ Madden *4 K 5 I 1 CHRISTINA w 111 3 9 10 10 95 Ravnor L O Appleby 20 30 20 8 4 BLACK ANNIE wb 107 3 10 9 9 10 G Burns II Turner 8 13 15 fi 3 ♦Coupled In betting: no separate place or show betting. Time. 62*. Winner — Br. f. by Hamburg — Mineola (trained by T. Welsh!. Went to post at 1:02. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Creep vale set the pace throughout and drew away decisively in the last furlong. Anavri. awav pearly and crowded out. swerving and bumped, closed a big cap in coining from far back into a fast going second. Creuse was a prominent contender to the last sixteenth and tired badly. Ktta May ran well up through • iiit and made a game finish. Respousful came from far back. Reland was easing up at the end. Fair Louise and Dicker ran green. Scratched— .S1010 Evening Song. 107: 81010 Semicolon. 107: Flashing. 1W. Overweights Ktta May. 1 ponnii; Fair lionise. 4: Christina. 4. Q -| rj BT f\ THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile Straight. (74S0O— 1 :0SJ— 4—117. Norwood Selling Stakes. O -1 I OU Value $2,500. 1-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner $1,025. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O HO 9 ■ 80229 CHAPI'LTEFEC WB 4 118 7 2 IU 1} 1* U J Howard H It Brandt 4 4 3J 6-5 3 3 IWDREAMER w 7 111 8 3 2« 21 21 2'J Nicol H B Duryea 3 3J 2£ 1 1-2 81S20*HORACB E. wb 5 111 4 8 7 7 7 31 Butwell P J Rainey 8 13 15 5 21 KISS:: FLEMING W 5 111 5 6 6 51 4l» 4- Fair R P Carman 10 15 15 6 3 (S0735) ROSEBEN WB 8 111 6 5 4'. 4& 6 5l J Mclntyrell C Johnson 8-5 11-50-5 3 5 f 4 81520 ROSIMIRO WB 4 113 2 1 3& 31 31 63 W Doyle W T Ryan 20 30 30 10 5 SlfilS SUNDANCE w 3 93 3 4 61 fi 51 7» Glass H P Whitney 10 13 15 5 21 7S017-MONFORT wb 5 109 17 8 88 8 Creevy MontpclierStable 10 20 15 6 3 Time. 1:108. Winner— B. c. bv Cerolstein — Graciositv (trained bv H. R. Brandtl. Went to iM st at 1:10. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Chapultepec practically set the pace throughout and was lucky. Dreamer ran lapped on the winner from start to finish, but tired In the closing drive and was palpably short. Horace K.. away txiorlv. closed a big gap iu 11 cracking effort. Fleming, inadequately ridden, was a fast going and close up mirth. Roseben. prominent early, succumbed at the end of a poor race. Rosimiro showed superior early spied, but tired finallv and is good. Sundance was evidently outclassed here. Monfort. a grand looker and a stayer, was palpably unfit. The winner was entered for $1,500: no bid. Scratched— 80541'Evebright. Ill: 81544 Waponoca. 103: S1541 Lawton Wiggins. IOI: 80931 Adriuche. 103: 81 r21 Desirous. 10.1: 81085-Tiaua. 88: 81G80 Woodcraft. 110. Overweights — Chapultepec. 5 pounds. 1 rj pT "I FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. (57081— 1 :S7«f — 3 — 10-1. 1 Ladies Stakes. $5,000 added. 1 I Ol 3-year-olds. Fillies. Special Weights. Net value to winner $0.0.10. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Vt V?. % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S (77318)MAKKETTE w 121 4 4 U 1 1" 1s l5 Butwell J B Keene »l-3 I 5 1-4 out— (S13441LADY BEDFORD wb 121 1 3 4 4 4 2i 2* J Mcln're JE Madden 10 10 7 6-5 out Slh1!l-FIE1.D MOUSE w 121 2 2 31 3* 3a 3J 34 E Dugan A Belmont 3 5 5 4 5 out 77370-AFFLICTION w 121 3 1 2'1 2» 21 4 4 Nicol J R Keene *l-3 2-5 1-4 out— •Coupled in betting: no separate place or show betting. Time. 12. 241. 481. 1:1.:!. 1:39. Winner — Br. f. bv Disguise — Biturica (trained bv J. Rowel. Went to ixist at 4:02. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Maskette drew out early and proceeded to spreadeagle her opponents, but was nearly extended at the end. Ladv Bedford ran like a stayer, trailed a bad laM to the stretch, then flashed through on the inside into a fast going second and is extra good. Field Mouse ran prominently to the stretch and tired. Affliction ran iu forward pursuit for five furlongs under a pull and failed to stay, but is promising. C\ -| tj pT Q FIFTH RACE— About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. (77011— 1:50— 1—112.) $100 added. C5 JL i O a3 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to w Inner $150. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 4 8 12 15 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O 11 C P S 81548 KENT'KY BEAU w 5 149 3 3 H 1M* P° 1 1 W Allen W Clay 4-311-101 1-3 out. 73534 .Til* J1TSU w 4 138 2 1 25l 2i0 2"'»2 2 2 Simpson Mr Chetland 10 10 8 S3 out SI 192 THE DANE w 4 135 1 I 3 3 3 Fell. H Stone A J Davis 2 11-38 5 2 5 out 77688 HELEN SHEA w 5 147 4 4 Lost rider. Davidson J E Davis 8 12 10 2' out Time. 4:02. Winner — Ch. g. by Star Shoot— Kentucky Belle II. (trained by G. R. Tompkins). Went to post at 4:10. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won in a canter. Kentucky Reau established a ip'ick lead and maintained a big advantage throughout, never having any serious opposition. Jin Jitsu was a distant second to the last lumti and fell, but was remounted and finished. The Dane was last by a half mile until he fell when half wav of the iouruey. Helen Shea lost her rider at the first Jump. Scratched— 7SQ2.1 Pompous. 147. Q -1 rj pr Q SIXTH RACE— 3-4 Mile Straight. (74SOO— 1:08* — 1—137.) $300 added. 3 venr olds C7 JL I tJ fJ and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $335. Lid Horses AWtPPSt Vx % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 81333 MAY RIVER WB 3 103 9 3 41 4l 3" 1- Nicolai MontpclierStable 8 15 15 « 3 |814W)RACQUBT w 3 101 5 4 9 21 li 9 Garner P 8 P Randolph 8 10 5 2 I Slfi'O TABOO WB 3 98 fi 2 3 " 9 9 3' Brunner Chelsea Stable 0 8 0 2 1 sir.lt WAPONOCA w 3 lOfi 2 1 V. 11 41 4- M' thews T Monahan 7-5 2 8-5 5-5 1-4 80934 ADRIUCHE w 4 111 4 7 fi1 fi1 fi1 5* Langan J McManus 2' 31 3 1 1-2 8133S WITCHING HOUR WB 3 102 1 « 51 31 3' B'l R'tmire G J Kraus 10 15 15 fi I 81493*KING SOL wb 4 121 7 8 8 8 8 7" Medlicott J J Moran 15 20 15 fi I 81025 PILLS w 3 96 3 3 fi1 7' 7' 8b Tansey R H Davis I 8 7 ■ 7-5 75422 SHERLOCK wb 3 101 8 9 9 9 9 9 Valentine F C Best 20 30 30 10 5 Time. 1:11. Winner— B. g. bv Watercress— Shaft (trained by T. J. Henley). Went to post at 5:00. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Mav River, forward lv placed from the start, drew out decisively in the final sixteenth. Racipiet. after nearest pursuit of the pacemaker, drew out midway of the stretch ami seemed a certain winner, but snccunibeiT suddenly. Taboo was a prominent contender for five furlongs. Waponoca set the pace for half of the journey and quit badly. Adriuche. awav poorly, was never dangerous, but galnirrg fast at the end. Witching Hour showcil sjieed in the carlv running, but tired. Pills was never dangerous. The winner was entered for $1. KM : no bid. Scratched — S142s:lSimple Honours. Ill: 810ST -Tiana. 00. Overweights — Witching Hour. 1 gonad. Wintergreen Meets With Mishap. WINTERGBEEN MEETS WITH MISHAP. Louisville. Ky.. Mav 20.— J. B. Respess' crack colt. Wintergreen. winner of the Kentucky Derby, anil supiiosedlv the host three-year-old In the west. is out of training for the present at least, and will not be a starter in the Latonia Derby, which he was supposed to have at his mercy prior to his defeat by Olamhala in the Derby Preliminary here yesterday. Wintergreen came out of the race iu such condition that it was Vith difficulty he could l e cooled out. The trouble was located in his right front leg. and is either a bowed tendon or ■ sprained Tinkle. During the running of tlie race the surcingle used by jockey Powers gave wav anil the theory generally advanced is thSrt the horse stepped on the martingales when they were 11 leased, bringing about a wrench. Mr. Respess fear? that the trouble is sufficiently serious to keep Wintergreen in retirement all summer. These develop. stents put a new light ou Olambala's triumph in th.» Derby Preliminary. Stands To Win $15,000 On Sir Martin. STANDS TO WIN $15,000 ON SIR MAETIN. New York. May 2o. — John Huggins. who is now on the ocean bound for England to sec the Epsom Derby run. stands to win $15. 000 on Sir Martin Mr. Huggins. who spent fifteen years in the island kingdom, backed Sir Martin in the winter books on what he saw the great Ogden colt do in this country last season. 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The horses which seem best in Friday's races are: Churchill Downs— Louis* ille. Ky., May 20. 1 Tackle, l'liime. Marmorean. 2 Slew foot. Bra Tangnav. Kalian. :: Nailzu. Rellc\iew. First Pec*. 4 — Rebel Oueen. E. If. Fry. Ralbert. .". Slarport. l'atsalaga. .Marline II. 6 — Gerrymander, Grccnbridgc. Romp. J. L. Dempscy. Artful's Sister Runs Unplaced. ARTFULS SISTER RUNS UNPLACED. London. F.ng.. May 20. — At the Doncaster Spring milling. T. Jennings' brown lillv. Salve, bv Loved One— Salvaich and II. Lythani's bay colt. Varco. bv Marco — Vara, ran a dead beat for the Zetland Maiden Two-Year -Old Plate of 1 H) sovereigns. Lord ('ado-gap's Mclntyre was third and 11. P. Whitney's Artless one of those tlmu ran unplaced. Fourteen ran. At the Salisbury meeting, the Salisbury Stakes for two year olds at live furlongs, was won by 1. lip-ton's bay tilly. Maiden Aunt, by Matchmaker — Best-away, with ('. Carroll's American-bred bay coll. Washoe, by Meddler — Kamara. second and R. J. Farquharaon's chestnat tilly. Grcvillca, by Bucaneer — Coinette. third. Nine started. I'aris. May 20. — The I*rix Darn was run at Long champs today and was won by W. K. Vunderbilt's Oversight. His Cornstalk ran in the Prix Marly. Iihi tailed to ret a place. Ill the Prix Arc de Tri-omphe. II. B. barrel's Wanda III. was third. Mr. \ 'underbill's Lillian was among the ■tartar* in this race. Nash Turnci's Rampart ran iu the Prix Mai. barf was unplaced. The Tia Juana Racing Venture. THE TIA JUANA RACING VENTURE. I. os Angeles, Cal.. May 20. — Coincident with the announcement that Santa Anita Park will open at I In- usual time next fall, reports are in circulation lo the effect that the proposed racing venture at Tia .luana. on Mexican territory, just across the international Ixiiindary line from San Diego. Cal.. lias been abandoned. It has been known all along that the proposed track at Tia .luana would materialize only in the event of no racing in California. The plans of its projectors were based on the elimination of California from the racing map. While the Barnes of Harry Brolaski. Clem Creveling and others more or less known on the turf have been mentioned in connection with the venture, it is known that these men were merely acting in behalf of others who for various reasons desired to remain in the background. It is stated that men of influence and wraith were in reality behind the enterprise, and that their plans contemplated the establishment of an American Monte Carlo and sporting headquarters at Tia .luana. with racing as an Incidental attrae-tioii. If racing fails to flourish iu California, it is probable that the Tia J nana proposition will be revived. Prominent People Interested. PROMINENT PEOPLE INTERESTED. Salt Lake City. Utah. May 20— Incidental to the OIK aim of the Utah Jockey Club's initial meeting on Sat unlay next, a Turf and Field Club has linen organized and will make much of the social side of racing in this community. A handsome clubhouse of the bungaloo type has been erected within the fair grounds enclosure for the exclusive use of the dab members and their friends, (iovernor Spry Is honorary president of the club and its list of active officers is made up of prominent citizens of the slate, as follows: Lester I). Freed, president; lleber M. Wells, vice-president : Ezra Thompson, Samuel Newhoase, Gaa Holmes, a. J. Davis, c. a. Ouigley and EL B. Clark, governors. The clubhouse enclosure will have accommodations for fifty automobiles. The first race at the fair grounds is scheduled for two p. in. daily and the final race will be over by 4:20. Starter Richard Dwyer has arrived from San Fran cisco. _^^_^_____^^_^^^_ Priscillian Not Doing Well In England. PRISCILLIAN NOT DOING WELL IN ENGLAND. New York. May 20.— In a letter to Thomas Welsh. Jack Jovner. who is training the Whitney string and part of that of August Itelmoni in Fmrland. nays. that all bis charges save I'riscillian are doing well. I'riscillian. whose ankles were bad last season and the rear before, has been lame. Jovner was not sanguine when he left si pahead Bay last tall of getting many nood races oat of Priseullan. It is improbable that I'riscillian will fill any of his early engageiiu nts. August Belmont is keenly disappointed at the unfavorable reports concerning. Pi is. ill ijiii. The Chairman of the Jockey Club is on record as saving that I'riscillian is the best horse his Spendthrift stallion. Hastings, has sent to the races. The big chestnut gelding is as yet unbeaten. He won seven races last season, bis mosl notable success being in the Commonwealth Handicap ai Shie|,shead Bay. Hope For Racing At New Orleans. HOPE FOR RACING AT NEW ORLEANS. New Orleans. Mav 20. — The belief is gaining ground thai New Orleans will not long be without racing. A prominent citizen, who keeps in close much with local conditions, predicts that the next legislature will repeal the Jjoeke law. which pat the Crescent cilv tracks out of business, and enact i measure which will permit restricted racing. It is said that reorganization of the racing organiza lions will be a necessary preliminary to the carry Ing out of this program. Ike idea is for the on I siileis who have been prominent in the affairs of the two tracks to retire and allow local people to come to the front. New Orleans has keenly felt the absence of the racing crowds and it is thought that there will be no serious opposition to the restoration of Ihe sport, provided thai certain conccs sions are made !,v those most directly interested. Favorites In Front At Jamestown. FAVORITES IN FRONT AT JAMESTOWN. Norfolk. Ya.. Mav 2o. — Four favorites and two long shots was the order at the Jamestown track I lits afternoons Alice Mack and G Olden Castle being the successful long shots. Secret Service, the public choice ill the second race. ■Heated Walker soon after the start, while Proclivity, one of the two staffers in the jumping race, turned a somersault over the ninth hedge. Hayes gamely re mounted and finished the course. Voorhees Retired To The Stud. V00RHEES RETIRED TO THE STUD. San Francisco. Cal., May 20. -A. P.. Spreckels has discarded Marina II.. one of his imixirtcil atalliom and has instilled the American horses. Dr. Leggo aud VoafhSf , for stud duty al Napu Stock l'urui. The imported stallion. Solitaire II.. Is retained. Dr. Leggo was a doable Derby winner in California and his a Burns Handicap to his credit. Voor'necs is a son of Solitaire II.. whose racing record prob ably would have been much better but for unsound underpinning, resulting from In judicious handling In the early part of his two year-old season. As a two year-old he ran some high-class races on the New-York tracks in 1MB, and made a record for five furlongs on the turf course at Sheepshead Bay that si ill stand's. Several of the best mares at Napa Stoi k Farm have already been bred to him under the orders of Mr. Spreckels. who Is sanguine that the horse will be a success In the stud. During his Ave seasons on the turf Yoorhees won eleven races and some $15,000. He raced in California last winter and is now a six-year-old. Whimsical Foals Filly By Hamburg. WHIMSICAL FOALS FILLY BY HAMBURG. Whimsical foaled this week a handsome black filly by Hamburg at Harry Payne Whitney's Brookdale Farm. Whimsical, a slashing big daughter of Orlando and Kismet, is well remembered for her career on the turf. She started sixteen times as a two year-old. when trained by T. .1. Gaynor. and was only once worse than third. She won seven of her races, was six times second nnd twice third. In her three-year-old season she was one of the best of her age and sex in training and retired with a record of $27.S95 won. Fair Play's Failure Surprises. FAIR PLAY'S FAILURE SURPRISES. According to the Newmarket correspondent of London Sporting Life. Fair I'lay. which was the great tip of the London experts lo win t lie Keinpton Park Jubilee Handicap, had run a trial at a mile and a quarter over a straight course, in which Antaeus led him for the first frve furlongs and Babv Wolf was wilh him for Ihe last five furlongs. Ills defeat could not be accounted for. except that tie-track was too hard and the pact- too keen. Eltor's time in winning the mile and a quarter lielng 2:02. fully equal to the record. Merits Of Celt And King James. MERITS OF CELT AND KING JAMES. If King James and Celt meet in the Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend (here will lie plenty of action, as it is conceded that thev are the best ban dicap horses in America today. Hildreth thinks that King Jinnes will take Celt's measure under w ha lever conditions they may race, but the dockers at she Bay say that Celt is as great a race horse as Colin and will prove invin -ible. Trance In Rather A Bad Way. TRANCE IN RATHER A BAD WAY. New York. Mav 20. — Trance. George Odom's crack filly, is in rather a bad way. The rupture of the (endon sheath which made it necessary for Odosa to give up the notion of starting her in the Metropolitan Handicap, has proved to be rather a serious injury. (Mom has not given up hope of getting her to the races again, but he fears that she mav not hereafter beat horses of the kind she trimmed last season. Work-Outs Of The Eastern Horses. WORK-OUTS OF THE EASTERN HORSES. New York. May 20. — Recent work-outs of the horses in training at Sheepshead Bay and Gravesend were: Sheepshead Bay. weather cloudy; track fast — Aberdeen Five eighths in 1:04. Badniinster -Three-eighths in 38. Hookala — Half mile in 50*. Black Qtaat Half mile in 48?. handily. Bliss Carmen— Three -quarters in 1:155, handily. Chapnltepec Seven eighths iu 1:31. easily. Collapsi — Half mile in Sit. Cliff Edge -Five eighths in 1:02. Cotytto — Half mile in 54. Degree -Half mile In 51. D gal— Half mile in 513. EyebrlxM — Mile in 1:43. handily: Is ready. Iiiuatioii — Half mile in 56. easily. Etching— Half mile In 49. Fitz Herbert— Mile in 1:47. Flashing Half mile in 49'. (ins Helm Half mile in 52. Horace E.— Seven-eighths in 1:30?. handily. Hoffman — Five-eighths in 1:02. Joe Madden -Mile and one eighth in 1:58. easily. King James .Mile and one eighth in 1:50; was in hand all the way: first mile in 1:42?. Little Friend-Half mile iu 50. Law ton Wiggins — Three-quarters in l:Mft. Notasulga — Throe-quarters ill 1:17, easily; slip is training well. Spooner— Five-eighths in 1:01. Sententious — Mile in 1:47. Gravesend. weather clear; track fast— Animus — Half mile in 55. Black Chief— Half mile in 521. Coeur d'Or— Seven-eighths in 1:39. Creek Bridge— Half mile in 50jt. District Attorney — Mile in 1 :4ts. Dixon Man— Half mile in Mi. Don Creole— Five-eighths In 1:09. Emotional — Half mile in 55. Frank QUI— Mile in 1:60. Imitator — Mile In 1 :47'. Livonia — Half mile in 51. Poteen -Mile in 1:52. Ouick Match— Mile in 1:4C. Rostmin — Mile in 1:471. Royal V.iik — Three quarters in 1:23. Sweef Scent — Half mile in 55. Spellbound— Mile in 1:54. Witching Hour — Seven eighths in 1:37. Answers To Queries. ANSWERS TO QUERIES. FCommuniraf ions without names and addresses of senders will not be answered or noticed; nor will any answers he sent by mail.) J. W. C. Chicago. Y'ou should receive $20. .Tames O.. South Chicago. You won even money. G. A. B., Chicago. Plantland's average was 11 to 1. John I. and others. Chicago. In a dead heat the money bet is added together and divided equally between the layer and the backer. J. J. F.. Chicago. When one backs a horse to show the bet is that the horse will run third or better and if it runs first, second or third, the bet wins. Fred C. Chicago. On the basis of the uiutuel betting. Gypsy King paid sixty cents to each dollar bet on him and Hyperion II. twenty-six cents to the dollar. A. M., Chicago. The bet on Royal Onyx was a draw. A bet on a horse in a race from which he is scratched does not follow him to another to which he may be added. J. J. C. Chicago. A bet in a handbook on a horse that is included in a inuluel field does not win unless the horse runs to the place for which it is backed. Your horse ran unplaced and the bet lost. Benny 1).. Vhicago. Your place and show bet on flic Dunlop entry May IS. was a draw. Takahira was tile entry after Pearl Point was scratched aud there was no place or show price against him. F. C. P.. Toronto. Out. In such cases this newspaper always decides it a losing bet. but gives a draw if your horse has been scratched, no matter where the stahleniate finishes. Some bookmakers pay such bets, but do not allow the draw. J. O. P.. Toronto, Ont. (1) The cases were not similar; one horse was backed singly in hookmaking place or show and there was no separate place or show price against him. The other was one of a field in luutuel betting and any horse in a field that is placed earns payment as it would in hookmaking, but unplaced horses in the uiutuel lie'.d win nothing. (2| No. You had your option of backing Ihe entry and elected to back a single horse instead. (3) Certainly. (4) Meaning of your query uot clear. Notes Of The Turf. NOTES OF THE TURF. Herman B. Duryea will return to America from France in September. Fred Cook will cut in at Latonia with a liook on opening day. He has left Louisville to attend the opening at Ptraato. Jockeys Alarie, J. Carroll. Gaugel. Gargan. 1". Kelly, w. Mclntyre. D. Riley. Lycurgus. J. King. G. McLaughlin and Vesper wifl be seen In the saddle at flu- Victoria meeting. Tony Bonero. one of whose km es was injured by collision wilh the fence iu a race at Santa Anita Park last winter, will not be iu condition to face I he barrier before July. Thomas Ilealey. who is training for R. T. Wilson. Jr.. is represented as having soured on the progeny of Mexican and is pleased tiiat his cniplour has disposed of (hat stallion. Ernest I.e Montague's good colt. Lothario, by Or lando — Elopement, and half brother to Carry Hermann, has been desperately sick at Belmont Park for upward of a week with pneumonia. B. D. Downing, n bay colt bv Senator McCarren — Credulity, bred and owned by Timothy D. Sullivan, lias reached New York from up state and will be taken iu hand for training by George Kraus. Sam Hildreth is counting on starting Joe Madden in the Withers and thinks that the colt will he aide to take the measure of Fayette, on which John Madden is relying for the winning of this important fixture. Richard Dwyer will proceed to Victoria to do the starting at tlie Willows summer meeting iininedi alelv at the close of his Salt Lake engagement. Meanwhile a substitute will send the fields away at the Victoria track. Peter Winimer pronounci s Rrushhroom. a Broom-slick colt that Thomas Ilealey is training for R. T. Wilson. Jr.. the handsomest youngster he has tana in two seasons. He resembles Broomstick about the head and shoulders and has the rump of Ben Brush, his grandsire. It is repotted that jockey Walter Miller will do some of Jack Joyner's heavyweight riding upon arrival iu England. .Miller expects to do 110 pounds Indefinitely. Glucose, which won a maiden race at Belmont Park Tuesday in impressive style. Is a full brother to First Water, which bitter horse made a tine showing as a two-year-old in Newton Bennington's colors. Glucose was purchased by Thomas Welsh at the E R. Thomas sale last smnmer. Frank Gardner is trying hard to save his crack colt. Statesman, which broke one of the small lioncs of his near foreleg in the prcukness Stakes at Plin-lico. Gardner has little ]io|h- of racing Statesman again, but is desirous of saving him for the stud. rani Barney is reported to have made a handsome offer for Statesman just before the opening of the l'imlico meeting. McCarter. winner of the Excelsior Handicap last season, is in such condition that he may not be able to run another high-class lace. He was a long time getting back to the scales after the race in which he ran second at Belmont Park Tuesday and jockey Dilgan told Judge McDowell that he thought Unhorse had broken down during the running of the race. McCarter has not been himself since he was thrown into the fence in the Metropolitan Handicap I year ago. Ogden Entries. OGDEN ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Racing starts at 2:45 p. in. (Chicago time. 3:45). XRuus well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 3-8 Mile. 2-vear olds. Selling. Ind. Horse. A. Wt. Hdcp. 81452 Sixteen 115..X725 81742' Mary Dees Ho 720 S1779 Charles J. Harvey. 108..X715 S1(i75 Wicket 110 710 S1742 Endure 110 705 S1742 Moonglow 110 700 Second Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-year olds and upward. Selling. SI 7S1 Doctor Crook 5 . .Ml. . X 725 S1747 Hampton Beauty... 3.. 90....72O 81777= O-leiidenniiig lo. .111 715 81714 Task Master 4. .109. . X710 S1744 Watiere 3.. 9.8 705 81744 Pallas 3.. 90 705 Third Race — 1-2 Mile. 3-year olds and upward. Selling. (81713) Platoon 7.. 90.. (B 725 81713* Ontario Oregon ... 5..107 720 81038 Byron 4. .104 71". 81010 Runsum 6.. 102 715 81778' Antara 0. .104. . 71o 81743 Lancashire Lad ... 4..104..X710 81777 Billy Taylor 11 . .10-1. . X705 81070 Sir Preston 9..104..X70O 44730 Walter II 9.. 99 700 Fourth Race— 5-8 Mile. 4 year olds and upward. Selling. (817431 Native Son 5..107..X725 81745* Anna May 5..105..X72O 81319 Creston 4..107-.X715 (SJ714) Bavaria 4. .105 710 H1792' Balreed 4..100..X71O 81780 Friar of Elgin 4. . 107. . . .70". 81743 Burning Bush 5. .107. . X700 Fifth Race — 7-8 Mile. 3-year olds and upward. Selling. (81578) Work and Play ... 5..104..X725 Mi47- Cardinal Sarto 7. .MM. . X 710 81745* Birth 3..97..X715 (81745) Balnadc 4..M4..X713 81781* Chief Desmond ... 4..104..X710 (M747) Hi Col Cap 9. .KM 705 81777* Prince of Castile.. 5..104..X705 Sixth Race — 1 Mile. 3-year olds and upward. Selling. 81780= Kopek 4. .107 725 S174C. Mi mlon S. .111.. X 720 81585* Elevation O..U1..X710 N1717 I'atriotic 4. .100 705 M7S2 Markie Mayer ti. .111 . . XTOo S17s2 Diamond Nose 4.. 107.. X 700 Fort Worth Entries. FORT WORTH ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track good. Racing starts at .".: ) ) p. m. (Chicago time. 3:00.) XRuns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race— 1 Mile. 4 year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. 81731* Cock Sure 107 1:425 0. .103. . X725 S1701 Viilando 1011:41 4..107..X720 81567*. George II. White ..110 1:415 4.. 99..X715 (SITiNi) Silverskin 112 1:39s 7. .113. . ©715 (81038) Bel'tmont 10!) 1:454 5. . 113. . X710 81002* Miss Vigilant 101 1:41 4..107..X7IO (81507) Dr. Nash 104 1:41 7. .113 705 Second Race — 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 81734' Bitter Sir 100 1:135 4..109..X725 81700* Coutestee 5. .102 720 817UO* Complaint 97 1:14] 4..107..X715 S1007-' Blue Ban 105 1:105 4.. 99..X715 81505* Donna Flvira I'M) 1:151 5.. 95..X710 81733 Bifter Fair 94 1:25* 4..97..X705 77003 Rappold 4..'. 19 705 S17PO Miss Padden 5. .110 700 81004 King Wilda 7. .102. . X70O Third Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. Selling. S17o4 Stem 90 725 81536 Hero March l'U 720 81383 Ladv Psyche 102 715 M70S Feckless 102 710 81708 The Rose of the Rancbo 102 705 Fourth Race — 7-8 Mile. Match Race. 3-year-olds. Allowances. (81702) Marchmouct 100 l:2Sg 110..X75O 81 702 J John A 110 1:27 105..X745 Fifth Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (81731) Brush Up 109 1:0!) 7..110..X725 (S17P4) Chipmunk 10!) 1:08 3..1oo..©720 (81635) Restitution 3. .100 715 81701= Ina Grav 109 1:075 0..110..X710 (81000) pat Ornoa 108 1:09 4. .109.. , 70.-| 7S910 Red Rebel 3.. 92 700 Sixth Race— 7-8 Mile, 3 year-olds. Selling. 81705* Tanama 110 1:29g 102..X725 (81530) Prometheus 107 720 S1735* Dr. Mayer 104.. X 715 slliT,1 Nebraska Lass 105 1:285 1U2..X7«5 Seventh Race — About 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 81704= I'ncle Walter • 3.. 99.. X 725 81731 Virginia Beach ... G..111..X720 81500 Adesso 0..109..X715 81038 Ben Walmsley 4..104..X710 81731 Cliff Cole .r»..113 705 BMW* Ann Hill C. .111 705 The figures under "Rec." in above entries show the best time made by the horse at the distance, witli weight carried, since January 1. 1!K)8. This lime is not necessurily made by a winner. It may be the estimated time of a losing performance. Jamestown Entries. JAMESTOWN ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. Racing starts at S:30 p. in. (Chicago time. 2:30.) XRuus well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race — 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year obis. Maidens. Selling. (Track record: 81592— 58— Z— 103.) Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. 81059= Culpepcr 110 725 81724= Piioionis 102 7*0 81592:' Polly Lee 106 :" ). 107 715 81721 Insiiection 102 :50* 105 715 81724 (iood Intent 110 :55* HO 710 MO'.t:; llviiien 107 710 .81059 Missouri Ii*lle UK 705 81700 Calean 110 700 81.7.12 Replenish, 110 700 Suing, b. g. by Hastings — Sou- riaute 107 Second Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-vear-olds. Allowances. (Track record: 81001—1:13—4—115.) 81726* Lil*i ad 102..X725 481054) Beaumont 102. .X 720 S1720 Chaperon 105 1:155 102..X715 817203 Spanish Prince Mi.. X 715 Third Race — 5-8 Mile. 4-vear olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 81720— 1:01—3 -109.) 81725 King Thistle 102 1:055 4..107..X725 81062 Margaret 4..110..X720 slnol Van Dan 5. .112 715 slor.s Cyclops 101L02J 5. .115 715 77005 Alloy 4 . . 105 710 M170 Dixie Cold 4..1M 710 M175 Riithbv 4. .110 705 7205) Niantic 6. .112. .. .MO M.V,7 l.ady Cay Spanker. 101 1:025 5..1I0..X70O Fourth Race — 1 Mile. 3 vear olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 77271— 1:40J— 3— 104.) (sl«97) Pearl Point 3..M0..X723 (81727) Bacfaan 3.. M 720 81727-' Lady Isabel 104 1:413 4..102..X715 81366 l'iinpalitc 3. . 91..X710 81008 IUuuel 107 1:40 4. .101. . X705 M701 Ladv Fitz Herbert. 107 1:405 4..U1..XM0 (81763) Ottoman B..MS MS Fifth Race — 3-4 Mile. .", Near olds and upward. Selling. (Track -record: 81001— 1:13 -I 115.) (81725) Clitic 1011:121 0..112..X723 Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. siorio* Halifax 119 1:13 6..11S..X720 81725= Momentum 103 1:12* 5..112..X7I5 81727 Elvsium 107 1:105 3..M..X719 (81090) Baby Willie 100 1:14* 0..1O5..X710 81594' Mav .Tone 4. .110 705 (81720) Cay King 102 1:155 ."... 97..X705 81704 Font 911:145 3. .102 7O0 81029 Colmo 3.. 100 700 Sixth Race— 5-8 Mile. 4-vear olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 81720—1:01—3-109.) 70502= James B. Brady .. 4.. 1 15.. X 725 81058 Billie Hibhs 102 1:025 4..107..X720 81058= Klfall 5.. 1 12.. X 7 15 8109.8* Clements 0., 115. .X 710 SNi58 Montbert 4..1M..XTM 81557= Incognito 4..115..X719 81130 C. J. Cella 4..115..X705 81557 Profit 4.. 110.. y 700 The figures under "Rec." In above entries show the best time made by the horse at the dlatntace, with weight carried, since January 1. 1008. This time is not necessarily made by a winner. It may be the estimated time of a losing performance. Houston Entries. HOUSTON ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear: track good. Racing starts at 3:00 p. m. (Chicago time. 3:00.) XRuns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner. First Race^ — 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. Ind. Ilorso. Wt. Bee. A. Wt. Hdcp. 81700* Lanigan 110. .X 723 (S1004) Sunline 97 1:031 114.. 72o 8I04O Marjorie K 112 715 8I0PP Doll Maker 105 1:02 lit 710 81730 Little Joe August .113 1:01 122.. X 706 81640 Western Onion 112 7o 81737 Tvappc 105 1:015 1U..X700 Second Race — 1-2 Mile. 2-year olds. Selling. 81771 Dick Lightfoot 102 :525 105 725 81041= Harmon Baker 105 :525 108 721) 8iotl" Because 100 :525 I03..X715 81771- Red Campus 168 710 81771 Berry 103 rOTI 160 MB Little Marchmont. b. K. by Marfh-niont II. — Soolia Opina 100 Third Race — 1 1-4 Miles. 4 year olds and upward. Selling. (81070) Vim entio 106 2:13] 0..117..X725 M710- Miss Mav Bowdish. 8..HH..X720 (81775) Gannet 100 1:081 5. .km; 715 M072 Vinton 5. .10!). . X710 .81005= Duchess of Monle- bello 5..101..X705 .81571= Dick Redd 0. .114. . X7«0 Fourth Race — 6 1-2 Furlongs. 4-year olds and upward. Selliug. IM709I Miss Delancy 4. .102. .©725 (81608) Hitter Hand 6. . loo. . 72o (81672) Cheswardine 108 1:21 4. . loo. . X.715 sl.-,7.".J Vohoomc 100 1:21 5. .lor, 710 81643 liohltield 7.. 107 705 81540 L. M. Behcet 100 1:24 4.. 105.. 7( o Fifth Race— 5-8 Mile. 3 year olds and upward. Selling. 81509' Aunt Tahitha 10!) 1:02 I'... 105 725 81568* I'ncle Henry 7..11o..x72o 81600 Orliu Ormonde 3.. 103 715 M044 Joe Howell 112 1:031 3. .lot; 715 817O0 Charlie Lnsk 112 1;02| 5. .112 715 81730* Regards 97 1:03 3.. 103 706 81737= Eutre Vous 1lo 1:004 5..11O..X700 81572 ■■' Charley lleenev ...115 1:045 5..112..X705 81773= llannis 1041:03 4..107..X705 81120 Lizzie 107 1:045 3..1O1..X700 81508 Joe Wooten 1111461 6. .118 095 Sixth Race — 5-8 Mile. 3-year olds and upward. Selling. (81040) Starbeam 112 1:045 3. .101 725 81773 Haughty 109 1:015 0..106..X720 (81481) San Cil 4..107..X715 S1707 Balolee 102 1:03? 4..1o5..©715 81741= Western 115 1:035 5. .115. .©710 81738 Goldan 100 1:031 S..101 710 7V.IM'. Feast 102 l:O05 4. .106 705 817.".9= Father Downey ...109 1:025 3. .112. ...MO 81710 Dick Shanlev 107 1:08 5. .112. . XM0 81738' F.milv Almanac ... 95 1:02* 3..161..X700 8170!) Sahado 95 1:02*. 4..1O7..X700 The figures under "Rec." in above entries show the best time made by the horse at the distance, with weight carried, since January 1. 1268. This time is not in cessurily made by a winner. It may be the estimated time of a losing performance. Jamestown Form Chart. JAMESTOWN FORM CHART. Jamestown. Va.. May 20. — Weather cloudy; track fast. 4 lHK»ks on. Seventh day. Jamestown Jockey Club. Spring Ml 1 1 list of 15 days. Presiding Judge. Frank W. Thorpe. Starter, James Milton. Racing (Secretary. W. Norvell. 81760 First Race— 4 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $200. 2 year-olds. Allowances. (Track record: 81592 — 55 — 2 — 103.) Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockcv. Op. CI. PI. Sh. 81SS$*Wenna 107 1' CGrand '1\ 9-5 4-5 1-3 ntS) Rebellion 102 2* 3 Held '4 21 '■ 1"- 5 ■ M ;.-,!t i The .Speaker 107 31 Mct"ey 3 2h 9-183-6 Slti5y Belle Mawr 104 ib GMcl/n S 12 4 9 5 81659*St. Augustus 102 55 M'ligan 4 7 I 9 10 S1S56 Calean 105 G TBurns S 20 7 3 Time. 125. 245. 555. Winner — -Woods Carth's br. f. by Galore — Linda Lee (trained by Woods Garth). Went to post at 3:30. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Wenna. much the best, went to the front early and won all Ihe way. Rebellion ran well and was as easily second best. The Speaker got away poorly and improved his position. Scratched— 81698*Tom Melton, 107. Overweights — Belle Mawr. 2 pounds. 81761 Second Race— 3-4 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds. Maidens. Special Weights. (Track record: S1001 — 1:1:! — 1 — 115.) Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.rin.Jockev. Op. CI. PI. Sh. 8166U Alice Mack 105 1* CHrady 12 20 S 4 S1660 Nancy Lynch 105 2' M'ligan 6 10 4 2 K1660=Habble 105 3= J Reid U 3J 7-5 3-5 8133C Endymion 110 4* JCmlin 3 X-5 3-5 1-3 StCUO Lady Chilton 105 o- AM'tin 12 30 10 5 S1694 My Agnes 105 6° TBurns 12 20 8 4 81G94 Double Rose 105 7= GMfL'nlZ 20 8 4 S1G60 Settonia 107 810 EH'nes'l2 20 8 4 81595 Terror 110 9 CGrand 12 20 8 4 81694'Secret Service 105 L.ri.WRWrS-5 2-5 4-3 2-5 Time. 24*.. 495. 1:105. Winner — W. Jackson's b. f. by Knight of Malta — Little Em II. (trained by J. Coleman). Went to post at 4:00. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third the same. Alice Mack went to the front early and won unex-tended. Nancy Lynch ran well and finished gamely. Babble ran a fairly good race. Secret Service unseated his rider soon after the start. Scratched — Sl094 = Skyline, 105. 81762 Third Ratv— About 2 12 Miles on Turf. Purse $200. Over 10 Hurdles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wf. Fin. Jockey. Op. CI. PL Sh. S10: .vnergoo 139 1 Palmer 1-3 1-3 out— 81461 Proclivity 137 3 Hayes 2 I out- Time. 5:50. Winner— C. L\ Hall's b. g. 4. by Potentate— Turca (trained by M. Smart). Went to post at 4:25. Off at once to a good Start. Won cantering. Borgoo was leading by four lengths ;:t ihe ninth jump when Proeilivity fell. The latter was remounted and finished the course. Scratched— 81095 Pontotoc. 155: 81095 Rncllia, 145; (81095 (Sparkles. 139; 78023 F.ssex II.. 155. 81763 Fourth Race— 1 Mile. Purse $200. 4-year-olds aud upward. Selling. (Track record: 77271 — 1:405 — 3—104.) Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.FIn. Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. S16H8 Ottoman 107 l'l J Reid 3-2 7-5 1-2 1-4 S1658 Winning Star 105 21 TBurns 8-5 2J 1 1-2 81631 Miss Cate.sby 105 3'" CGrand 3 3 11-2 814*3 Sir Galahad 105 4» EH'nes 10 15 6 3 81CS8 Millstone 102 51 Wolke 20 10 4 2 77250 Peter Knight 102 6* JConlin 10 15 6 3 .81632 No Trumper 102 7" Wclpl'v 15 30 10 5 S15i7 Faran d'Or 110 8 Mct'abe 15 10 4 2 Time. 4!). 1:153. 1:425. Winner — J. F. Bartlett's b. g. 5. by Orsini — Artemis I trained by J. L. Chidish). Went to | ost at 4:55. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same ottoman came from along way back and won goin s away. Winning Star showed speed but tired under pressure. Miss Catesby came from far in the rear and finished fast when too late. 81764 Fiflh sT»W 21 Mile. Purse $200. 3 vear olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 81661 — 1:13 — 1—115.) Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Op. CI. |'l sh. 81726 Golden Castle 101 1» TBurns 10 10 l' Z KICK Jennie Wells 108 21 J Reid 6-5 M 1-" 1-4 81725 Escutcheon 115 3° McCey 5 4 S-5 4-5 81662 Font 104 !'• M'ligan 10 15 6 3 BltCl Pocotnlbra 107 5l MeCabe 10 30 10 5 Moss Trey of Spades 110 64 SUavis 8 3 11-° Mii'iJ Otogo 107 7' ("Grand 4 6 2 1 81311 Lurid y7 8»« HH'nea M 20 s 4 81557'Lady F. Ilerb't 113 I AM'tin 15 20 8 4 Time. 24. 485. 1:155. Winner— P. Bonn's etc g. ::. by llawkswhk-Advance (trained by (1. W. Brown). Went to post at 5:25. At iKist 2 minutes. Start good. • Won driving: second and third the same. Golden Castle, always near the front, got up in the last Stride. Jennie Wells showed speed but tire. I badly after seeming to be a sure winner. Kseutch-con set the earl\ pace and had no mishap. Scratched— (M720)Uay Klus. 99, 81593 Risk. 115 81765 Sixth Race— 1 Mile. Purse $200. 4-year-olds mid upward. Selling. (Track record: 77271 1:4*4 9 104.) Net value lo winner $150. Ind. Horse. \\ l.Ein.Jockev. Op. CI. 1*1. Sh. M7:':i Iyiis Cavanagh 100 1' J Roid 3-2 1 1-2 1-4 'Judge Saufley 107 2* GRurns 6 7 2 1 s».;;_' Solon Shingle 107 3J MoCabe 6 10 4 2 Mu:iS Ring of Hashanl( 7 4'° ("Grand a 4 S-5 4-5 SUa Auspicious 100 53 JConlin 3J 3J 7-5 3-5 81 G8*Emlnola 105 6 AM'tin 6 3J 7-5 3-5 Time. 48?. 1:15. 1:418. Wanner — T. A. Fullum's b. f. 4. by Hastings — Aurala (trailed by If. F. Sheedv). Went to post at 5:50. At i osi 2 minutes. Start ROM. Won driving: second and tliird easilv. Lots CftVaaaga went to the front at tin- eighth post and won drawing away. Judge Saullev ran well and tin-isln-d gamely. Solon Shingle ran his race in his present form. Seralelnd (S1720 Killochan. 107: SlOOS^CIeiuonts, lo". Page 3 Fort Worth Form Chart. FORT WORTH FORM CHART. marl Worth. Tex.. Mav 20.— Weather clear: track slow. Id liooks on. Nineteenth day. Fort Worth Racing Association. Spring Meeting of 30 (lays. Presiding Judge. I'. A. Rrady. 81766 litM Rao. — 5-S Mile. Pur^o $200. 2-year-olds. Selling. Net value to winner $150. 1ml. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockev. On. CI. PI. Sh. Slti!"!' Balroaua 109 15 JasH'g 2 4 3-2 3-5 (MH'iiIMmas lu5 2- M'sw'th C-5 C-5 1-2 out iM.HMlna Johnson 105 3 V'duscn 4 C 2 4-5 Mra Ni'.a 104 4 RLowe 4 5 2 4-5 (81«64)Maiy's Iamb ln7 5 Young 21 3 1 1-2 MM Kio Pecos 10S 6 J Crooks 8 5 2 4-5 Time. 1 :05i. Winer — R. Si hr.iher's b. f. by Ralgowan — Sebastian 1 1 trailed liv ('. S. Wilson). Wi-nt to |.,.st at :::(Hi. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Wmi driving: second and third the same. 81767 Second Race— 7-S Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds. Selling. Net value to Winner $150. In. I. Horse. Wt. Kin. Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. 8 1 Sairrpoaal 97 U .lusltg 8-5 3-2 1-2 out 817vl*Nebraska Lass 102 2" M'sw'th 4 5 8-5 3-5 K12S2 Noli.- '.17 3 Finley 3 7 2 4-5 R1705*Pert 97 4 RLowe 2 13-51 2-5 ■ 1703 'Flying Pearl 102 5 Sing-on 4 3 12-5 Time. 1:32J. Winner — R. Schreilier's b. f. by Sain — Proposal (trained by C. S. Wilson). Weal to post at 8:30. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second aud third driving. 81768 Tliird Race— 5-8 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $13*. Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. M.".i;i ViraaJn 97 1« Sing'on 3 4 3-2 3-5 MT'H Jollity 95 2- Young 6-5 1 1-2 out ' H.::i; lull, of Texas 1117 3 Raker 2 7 2 6-5 HOI Feckless 95 4 Finlev 5 10 4 2 Fred T.nnant 97 5 M'sw'th 10 2 7-101-3 S163C Hlckorybend 112 6 Reese 10 30 10 5 DSM Tlie Rose of the Ranclio 9." 7 Pry or 10 20 8 4 81733 Daisy Mulford 107 L.rid.Dav'tlO 30 10 5 Time. 1:05. Winner— S. A. Beckham's b. g. 3. by Sain— Virgie D.. by I.eonatus (trained by S. A. Rcckhani). Went to post at 4:111. At post 6 minutes. Start good. Won cantering; second and third easily. 81769 Fourth Race— 5 8 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner $150. In I. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockev. Op. CI. PI. Sh. (81«00)Wander 97 1" M'sw'th 21 3 3-5 out 81475*6111 Eaton 97 2* JasH'g 6:5 6-5 1-2 out Mi.i.fi-Smithy Kane 112 3 Sing'on 21 3-2 1-2 out M.-.i.'i A) iron 95 4 Baker 4 10 3 out Time. Lets*. Winn, r — I.. S. Haigrave's eh. g. 3. by Peep o'Day — Strayaway (trained by L. S. Hargrave). Went to post at 4:35. At post .'! minutes. Start straggling. Won pulled up: second and third driving. 81770 fifth Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $200. 4 year olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockev. Op. CI. PI. Sh. 81504 Inspector Bird 107 1* M'sw'th 1-2 3-5 out— 8KSCO0L Preston 110 2" Pickens 2 3-2 1-2 out 8MC7 Iyone Sis 102 3 Fl'nig'n 10 15 4 2 M734 Brown Thistle 104 4 Finlev 10 6 8-5 4-5 81599 S. of WoodstockltS 3 Young 10 15 4 2 Time, 1:13?. Winner-W. F. Rapp's br. f. 4. bv Inspector B.— Mo, kins: P.ird IV. (trained by T. J. Dean). Went to post at 5:05. At tiost 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the .same. Houston Form Chart. HOUSTON FORM CHART. Houston. Tex.. May 20. — Weather cloudy: track slow, lo hooks on. Twenty-second day. Houston Racing Association. Spring meeting of 42 days. Presiding Judge. Joseph A. Murphy. Starter. Arthur MeKuiglit. Racing Secretary. Hart Dernhani. 81771 First Race— 1-2 Mile. Purse $200. 2-year-ohls. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockev. Op. CI. PI. Sh. 81a07*Black Light 110 1- Rettig 8-5 7-5 1-2 out M.'.oT-I'iek Point 105 21 H'lister 8-5 2 4-5 1-3 81507 Red Campus 102 3 H Burns 10 20 8 4 (81641)8pring Storm MG 4 Pen'ast 4 6 2 1 Mi; II Die* Lightfoot 102 5 Dreyer 5 12 5 2 M641 Berry H7 6 Coburn 6 6 2 1 Time. 53*. Winner — J. D. Crant's blk. f. bv Macy — Acetylene (trained bv J. 1). Gnat). Went to |M.st at 3:00. At post 1 minute. Start g.Kul. Won easily: second and tliird driving. 81772 Second Ba«e— S-4 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds and upward. Belling, Nit value to wluuer si 50. Ind Hoise. Wt.I'in.Jockev. Op. CI. PI. Sh. 8KC9 Tapioca 112 Is Pen'ast 3 4* 6-5 1-2 MT'is -Tom Franks 109 24 H'lister 4-5 4^5 2-3 out M7::i;-l:ramlette 112 3 Rettig 3 3 6-3 1-2 R1671 Francis Joseph 114 4 Coburn 3 4 6-5 1-2 KMH Mural 110 5 Dyer 10 20 6 2 Time. 1:21*. Winner — P. Burrell's ch f. 3. by Don de Oro — Lorna Dunne (trained liy P. Rurrel'l). Went to tiost at 3:22. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third the same. 81773 Tliird Race— 5 S Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds ami upward. Selling. Net value to wiuuer $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockev. Op. CI. PI. Sh. MMT-I.ucky Mate 105 1- ESmith 2\ 3J 6-5 1-2 8IS71 Hannis 107 2' Louder 10 13 6 3 (S1710)Minnie Bright 95 3 Coburn 8-5 3 1 1-2 iM'.i'ii'aiii Pan 110 4 Rettig 2 2 4-5 2-5 (S1572)Helen Kidder 100 5 Morse 6 5 2 1 (81707)Hjutghty 103 U H'lister 5 7 2 1 Time. 1053. Winner — J. II. Ruscher's b. c. 3. bv First Mate — lanky Star II. (trained by J. H. Buscher). Went to post at 3:46. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easur: second and third driving. Scratched — lS14sl Sau Gil, 107. 81774 F - -in tli Ra.-e 3 4 Mile. Purse $2(10. 3 year olds and upward. Selliiu. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockev. Op. CI. PI. Sh. (sniDSainvoke % 1- Coburn 3-103 lOout— 81541 Elder 107 2* Flvnn 3 21 2-5 out S1C74 Sad News 101 3 Bouder 6 7 6-5 out Time. 1:20. Winner— B. Schreilier's br. f. 3. bv Sain — Revoke (trained by D. Henry). Went to post at 4:07. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easilv: second and third the same. Scratched-SI 711 -Pedro. 108. 81775 Fifth Race— 1 Mile. Purse $200. 4 year obls and upward. Selling. Net value to wiuuer $1 50. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Qp. CI. PI. Sh. SlToi'.-'Clnnnet 113 1' Rettig 21 2 3-5 out 81(72*Baa Lord 104 2J Coburn 3 4 6-5 1-2 81872 llt.ofHvneinth 114 3 TSmith 3 13-51 1-2 81«72*Chlppewa 113 4 S'livan 2 13-51 1-2 MOT.: Mr. Knapp 113 5 Scully 20 25 7 2 Time. 1:40. Winner — J. D. Crant's b. g. 5. by Wadsworth — QB *n Bird (trained by J. D. "• - .t). Went to post at 4:30. At po... 1 minute. Start g,K d. Won driving; second and third the same. Scratched — (81730)Ora SUdduth. 102. 81776 Sixtli Race — 5 8 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. SITUS Thurio 97 P Morse 5 8 3 8-5 S1568 Carasco 109 2nt Bouder 4 4 2 1 81538*TUUa 97 3 Dreyer 8-5 2 4-5 2-5 M70S Kate Carney 107 4 Flvnn 4 3 6-5 3-5 814M Zaidee Applcton 95 5 Henry 5 8 3 8-5 M1TS Florence N. 107 6 McCoy 10 25 6 3 S173S Hank 100 7 B'ttiste 10 15 5 2 81C73 Miller Boy 115 8 WB'rns 15 20 8 4 Time. 1:00*. Winner — Q. Pemlnrvis' b. c. 3. by Intrusive — Miss Frances (trained bv Ceorge Pend.uvisi. Went to post at 4:50. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won ilriving: second and third the same. Scratched— S1700 Vendor. 112; S170C Nieolette. 110. Louisville Form Chart. LOUISVILLE FORM CHART. (CHCKCHIU. DOWNS.) THURSDAY. MAY 20. 1909. WEATHER WET. TRACK MUDDY. SiM.-enth day. New Louisville Jockey Club. Spring Meeting of 18 days. Presiding Judge, C. F. Price. Starter. J. J. Holtman. Racing Secretary. Lyman II. Davis. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. W Indicates whip. S spurs. 1! blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. '7PsT/| FIRST RACE -A 1-2 Furlongs. SH:',8— 52*— 2— 103.) Purse $300. 2-year-olds. 81 1 I O T3C Selling. Net value to winner $225. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners ^tr^Pl^Sh.3' Sales" M".S7-'(TT \NTTCROR wn M 6 2 1! 1« l8 Taplin J T Ireland $1245 $665 $905 $50 8K23 CAHBRONNG w 104 2 7 H V S- M McOee W Crater 330 340 485 16 81C5C KICIIII TANWKA slur, 2 2 3'! 4' 3"* Warren II M Ziegler 20 20 65 | 8193 AMANDA BEE W 100 4 5 4= V 4' E Martin D T Morris 125 IN 293 6 RANSACK wc. MM 7 4 2' 3» 5". Heidel J R Taylor 80 85 1S5 S Sli'.:.6-i; KACK DIXON s 1021. 8 8 H 6' 6- T Rice W'dfd&Fizer 360 415 785 10 81623 STERLING LASS w 104?. i 6 71 1- 7' C.lasner W I" Reunion 20 15 35 3 EMMY IX)U W 102 1 1 S 8 8 Page GallahtrBros 185 100 320 5 $2363 $1S35 $2163 $105 $5 niiitiiels paid. Chnnticlor. $0.00 straight. $7.75 place. $T.40 show: Cambronne. $10.40 place. $10.00 show; Kiehii Tanaka. S42.45 show. Equivalent Inniking odds— Chant iclor. SO to 100 straight. 55 to 100 place. 48 to 100 show: Cambronne, id'- t,. KM) place. 100 to 100 show: Kicliii Tanaka. 740 to 100 show. Time. 24. lOr. 503. Winner — Rr. f. by Tanzmeister — Mercurial (trained by J. T. Ireland). Went to ixist at 2:43. Al lnist 1 minute. Start bad. Won easily ; second and third driving. Clianti-cl'T Triad] favored by the going, dashed into a commanding lead from the start and increased her advantage Willi every stride, winning in a common canter. Cainbroiine. from a slow beginning and forced to go wide, elosed a big gap and finished gamely. Kicliii Tanaka showed Improvement and was prominent all the war. standing the final drive well. Auianda Lee was going well at Jhe end. Ransack tired in the last farioag. Grace Dixon, away poorly, had scant chance here. The winner was entered for $400; no bid. Scratched -81087 Doaler, 10:;. Orerweigbta Cainbroiine. 4 pounds: Kicliii Tanaka. 5; Ransack. 1; Grace Dixon. 2'.; Sterling Lass. 41: F.unny Loll. 2. 81 TJ pT pr SECOND RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (S1434— 1 :0."3— 3— 104.) Purse $300. 3-year-olds and A. I OO upward. Selling. Net value to winner $225. lud Horses AWtPPSttt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners ^tr^V^ Sh' Sales" USn IRFANRll w I 101 6 1 l'l l'l 1° Is E Martin J O Whitlow $630 $350 $S25 $43 815311 TOM M'liRATH wu 6 105 4 2 23 2:1 u V Pag, G P Brazier 940 760 930 45 81622=MARBLES wit 4 100 7 4 3' 3- S1 3s R Will'ms H'sin\-l!og'n 2KX 1140 M6S 100 81588 ACQUIA W 3 106 2 6 53 4'' 4'. 4n .1 Lee Talbot Pros 121) 145 265 " :i sl',:,|=|SI'i:y Wit 6 106 1 3 4- 53 5' :." I Steele B F Guthrie 65 7n 275 5 8 153i I H USTT WK 4 96 9 7 e^ H I' 6- Drown Mrs N B Davis 3 in Inn * WADDY LEE WD 3 193 8 8 S= 8= J'U: D Austin Flouer&Scolt 2(i 15 103 j 81622 T. F. HENRY w 3 93} 3 5 7» 7« 8» 8» Paul M C Moore 10 15 ' 35 * S1377 CAMEL wn 3 95 5 9 9999 Hannan II McCarren 35 40 195 * $3860 $2745 $44S5 $209 $5 niutuels paid. Irfaueh. $20.10 straight. $10.85 place. $0.70 show: Tom McGrath. $0.25 place. $0.50 sin w : .Marbles. $5.S5 show. Lipiivalent booking odds— Irfaneli. 4S2 to 100 straight. 117 to 100 place. 31 to 100 show: Tom McGrath. So to 100 place. ."0 to 100 show: Marbles. 17 to 100 show. •Auction field. Time. 24. 48. 1 :00S. BOOR. Winner — B. f. by Mesmerist — La Cheviot (trained by A. Baker). Went to jiost at 3:23. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. Irfaneli ran Into a long lead at once and never left the result in doubt, winning as her rider pleased. Tom McGrath went into second place soon after the start and hold the others safe. Marbles ftounileri d badly in the going .Mid ran far below her best form. Aciinia clos.al a gap in the last quarter. Csury was idose up most of the way. The others were never in the running. The winner was entered for I.OoO; no bid. Scratched— S1 100 Arionette. 01; SOCIO Fireball. 117: S10SO Alice George. 101: 77174 Mirainar. 109; 78200 May Burton. 101. Ovcfweight! — Acqnia. 1 pound: T'stiry. 2: Waddy Lee. 2: T. F. Henry. 2': Camel. 2. Q -I rj pr £ THIRD RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. (S1553— 1:42*— 5— 100.) Purse $300. 3 year- O X ■ O O olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $225. (Substitute for regular race declared off.) Lid Horses AWtPPSt'A % %,9ttW*m Jockeys Owners "str^PI^'ShT' Sale's! S1654 ALICE w 3 95 0 6 5' 4\ 3« 34 Ink K Martin M Burton $620 $365 $695 $25 BUBS LADY VIE wn 4 102 4 2 I'll' V l'l 2" Page a B Ott 375 255 5S5 K 81654=GRBBNBRIDGE w3 92.1 7 5 4- 21 21 2} 3- Taplin 11 Q Badwell MS tff 615 66 81892 BIBLY I'i'LLMAN wn 4 113 14 3= I" 4- 4' 4- V Powers E Trotter 215 1M 315 25 (81657)MAID MILITANT w 5 106 3 1 9' T 71 63 5' Davenp't J B Riley 22/1 ISO 315 B S1723 GRENADE WSlt 8 113 2 I 6'1 8= 8l 51 6« T Rice T Hatfield MB 120 1X5 *14 81692'ORLANDOT WB 4 104 5 9 7'' 6* 6' 73 7» R Will'ms W II Fizer M 21,0 455 75 S1723 BANNOCK BOP. wn 4 107 11 7 S'| »« 5k 91 85 J Bee B Bchrelber 175 45 160 20 81467 MAM. GALLAGHER WB 4 IN 8 8 82" 91 9= 8- 9^ Warren A L Kirby 25 5 100 10 M'S'HAltttlKT HOWE wn 3 9110 1111 11 11 10-10' Brannon J H Nichols t t t * 81CS4 ROSEDURG II. w 3 95 6 10 10= 10' 10l U 11 Hannan H McCarren 60 55 140 9 $2165 $1960 $3595 $371 $5 mntuels paid. Alice. $24.20 straight. $17. SO place. $S.53 show; Lady Vie. $13.00 place. $0.20 show: Greenbridge. $S.S5 show. Equivalent booking odds— Alice. 3S4 to 100 straight. 250 to 100 place. 71 to 100 show: Lady Vie. 100 to KM) place. S4 to 100 show; Greenbridge. 77 to 100 show. •Auction held. IMiituel held. Time. 24*. 10». jV:15S. 1:40*. 1:441. Winner — Cli. f. by Fatherless — Eostre (trained by M. Barton ), Wt nt to post at 3:50 At |N st I minute. Start good. Won ilriving: second and third the same. Alice wa« in forward pursuit of the leaders for the first three-quarters, then stood the final drive gamely and got up in the last strides. Lady \ ie (hewed much the nit st early speed, but tired in the last sixteenth. Cr.enbriilge ran a good race and was In closest pursuit most of the way. Billy Pullman had no mishaps. Maid Militant came from far back in the last quarter. Grenade ran fairly well only. Orlandot ran poorly. Kosoburg II. ran a bad race. The winner was entered for $700: no bid. Ovcrwvights Greenbridge. 1 '. gonads; Mamie Gallagher. ::. Q -| rj pT rj FOURTH RACE 3-4 Mile. (S1I3C— 1:11»— 3— HO.) Louisville Handicap. $1,000 added. 4J _L I fj I 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner $1,500. Ind Horses AWtPPStli % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners "s^'p^Sh' Sales! nOPCRTSTAX MAID w I 104 I 4 T 4'i 41 l" Page R K Lewis $655 $613 $835 $60 Mi;55-'CHARL. EASTMAN" W I 110 15 3i 35 3i 2n V Powers W A Hughes 670 380 710 55 81562 SEA SWELL w 2 1071 3 2 1' l'l 11 3n Taplin L A (Vila *1»65 725 1125 100 81497 AL MILLER W 4 108 4 I l*| V 21 41 T Rice W H Fizer 210 125 245 50 81«B5« JACOBITE wn 6 104 8 8 8 7J 61 51 M McGee C R Ellison 210 240 415 50 (81588) MELISSA w3 98 2 7 41 6l 5ti 6' | Davenp't IBFItBgCtald 220 105 270 24 S1436 ALB RED w 3 % 7 6 6u s 71 72 E Martin L A (Vila * * * * KMSPT. M. GREEN w 3 1031 6 1 5" 5= 8 S Heidel D N Prewitt 970 603 820 110 $1510 |MG $1120 $419 $5 mntuels paid. Crystal Maid. $32.70 straight. $11.75 place. $8.05 show: Charlie Eastman. $15.05 place. $S.55 show: Sea Swell. $7.25 show. Equivalent booking odds— Crystal Maid. 554 to 100 straight. 135 to 100 place, 61 to 100 show: Charlie Eastman. 210 to 100 place. 71 to 100 show: Sea Swell. 45 to 100 show. 'Coupled in betting. Time. 24. 40*, 1:14*. Winner — Rr. f. by Pirate of Penzance — Silk Maid (trained by A. Raker). Went to post at 4:41. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Crystal Maid, under hard urging, gained steadily from a slow beginning and. despite KOkag wide, fitii-hed caatehr and got up in the last stride. Charlie Eastman, in a forward position throughout, stayed well in the closing drive. Sea Swell, favored by the going, showed much the most speed for five furlongs, but tired and just lasted long enough to hold third place. Al Muller forced a fast pace from the start and was unlucky to lose. Jacobite closed a big gap in the last quarter. Melissa tired in the stretch. All Red had no inislians. T. If. Green ran poorlv and can do much better. Scratched"— (SlCSDjHypcrion it. 105: (SOSOO)Weslhury. 108: (S1055)Colloquy. 112: SOOOO'Prince Ahmed. 112. Overweights — Charlie Eastman. 2 pounds: Sea Swell. 21: Jacobite. 2: T. M. Green. 2'. Q -| rr pT Q FIFTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. (00042—1:00—4 — 100.) Purse $400. 2-year olds. O J. I O O Allowances. Net value to winner $.".00. Ind Horses A WtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners ^tV^'pL^'sh.3' Sates" (S16261THE FAD wn 106 I 1 l4 1* 1» 1* D Austin CCVanM'Cr $2385 $1080 $1075 $130 81«5»*ST. DEINIOL w 1021 3 2 2' 2» 2« 2= T Rice J N Camden 340 StG 445 *18 S1626-CABASH WB 102 2 5 5 5 3 3* Page S K Hughes 915 73" 705 40 (81fiS3)FRANK G. HOG AN W it 109 4 3 3= 3= 45 4» M McGee H's'n&Hogan 680 445 525 40 S16S7 BLACK BOY WD 99 1 4 4« 4* a 5 Brannon J T Combs 145 120 210 * $4165 $2680 (3MI $248 $5 mntuels paid. The Fad. $8.S5 straight. $7.05 place. $5.00 show: St. Deiniol. $14.50 place. $7.15 show: Calash. $0.35 show. Equivalent booking odds— The Fad. 77 to 100 straight. 53 to 100 place. 18 to 100 show; St. Deiniol. 100 to 100 place. 43 to 100 show ; Calash, 27 to 100 show. 'Auction field. Time. 24t. 40. 1:01*. Winner — Ch. g. by Woolsthorpe — Fashionable (trained by ('. C. Van Meter). M'ent to post at 5:21. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won easily: second and third driving. The Fad went into a long lead at once and never left the result in doubt, winning as his rider pleased. St. Deiniol. away fast, inn forwardly for the entire trip and was never menaced for second place. Calash began slowly and tried to run out. but finished gamely and wore Frank G. Hogan down in the but furlong (or third place. The latter disliked the going and tired badly. Black Roy quit when turning into the stretch. Scratched— SUM Relluf. 90. Overweights — St. Deiniol. 31 pounds: Calash. 2. 7 PfcQ SIXTn RACE— 1 l-1^ Miles. (M720— 1:45— 3— 103.) Purse $300. 3-year-olds and up 81 B i fj XJ ward. Selling. Net value to winner $225. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners ~MgtrUe'P^alt'sh3" Sates" (S1654VTOM HAYWARD WK 3 9S 3 2 1= I'll* Is 1" Taplin HGRedwell $2225 $1210 $1130 $50 81536 SILVERADO wn 3 95 2 4 31 2* 2" 2" 23 Brannon 8 Forsvthe ZS 60 100 *25 81555 DENIER GIRL w 3 98 7 6 4= 31 35 V .""k Davenp't Peyton* Aken 280 410 405 * 7M6S HCERFANO W 5 106 6 7 7 7 7 51 41 C Rrown W A Hughes 170 285 H25 * M657 CONVILLB wr. 5 107 4 3 5» 4'J 4s 41 5' E Martin L A Cella 330 340 440 • 81588 ENLIST w 4 105 3 5 6» 6= 51 6s 6'» Hannan H McCarren 190 260 330 * aSM WALDORF BELLE w 4 103 1 1 2» 5h 6' 7 7 T Steele P H Johnson 30 50 125 * $3260 $2615 $2885 $75 $5 mntuels paid. Tom ITayward. $0.95 straight, $7.50 place. $0.55 show; Silverado. $55.25 place. $23.05 show: Denver Girl. $0.45 show. Equivalent booking odds — Tom Hayward. 30 to 100 straight. 50 to 100 place. 31 to 100 show: Silverado. 1005 to 10O place, 301 to 100 show; Denver Girl. S9 to 100 show. ♦Auction field. Time. 251. r.Oi. 1:174. 1 :44i. l:51j . Winner — R. g. by Cnnard — Mamie G. (trained by II. G. Redwell). Went to post at 5:50. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Tom Hayward went into a long lead at once and. keeping it. won cantering. Silverado liked the going and was tlie nearest contender all the way. Denver Girl ran into tliird place quickly and staved there. Huerfano began slowly and tried to run out on all turns, but finished with a rush and would have been third in a lew more strides. Conville ran poorly. Enlist dropped out after going a half mile. Waldorf Relle also ■ put after going a half mile. The winner was entered for $000; no bid. Scratched— 7MHCI Palamon. 105: S1271:iLillie Turner. 100: 81407 Reside. 100: 81657 Warner Griswell. Ill: S1723 Brookleaf, 110; 81798 Orlandot. 102: 81750 Bannock Rob. 102; SI242 Little Filz. 102. Overweights— Denver Girl. 3 pounds; Waldorf Relle. 1. ____^ Ogden Form Chart. OGDEN FORM CHART. Ogden. I'tah. May 20. — Weather clear: track fast. 5 books on. Fourteenth day. Ogden Jockey Club. Spring meeting of 15 days. Presiding Judge. ,A. J. Rlum. Starter. W. M. Murray. Racing Secretary. E. M. McOuade. 81777 First Race— 12 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. 81713 Bill Mavham 104 1-1 Palms 3-2 21 6-5 1-2 81713 Clendenning 104 2& K'baum 4 3 6-5 3-5 S1717 Pr. of Castile 104 B'ginan 10 10 4 2 Slil79sSusie Gregg 104 4 Cotton 6 4 2 4-5 81611s01d Nick 99 5 How'rd 7 8 3 3-2 M71,; l.illv Tavlor 104* 6 Baird 8 10 4 2 S17I3 Happy Chappy 104 7 Borel 4 31 2 4-5 81746 Billy Bowlegs 99 8 Peak 6 8 3 3-2 Time. 50. Winner— W. St. Vincent's rn. g. 12. by The Hero — Katie WaweUus. Went to post at 2:40. At post 3 minutes. Start gix-d. Won easily: second and third driving. Scratched — S1743 Kappa. 107. 81778 Second Race— 5-S Mile. Purse $200. 4-ycar-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockev. Op. CI. PI. Sh. 81575 John A. Mallon 107 1* K'baum 1-2 1-2 out— 8171C Buna 97 231 Bovan 6 8 3-2 out 81746 Antara 104 3- Mondon 2 3 1-2 out 76961 Dally 102 4 Shriner 6 8 21 out Time. 1:03?. Winner — Kenilworth Stock Farm's ch. c. 4. bv Rnbicon — Chartreuse II. Went to post at 3:10. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Scratched— S17433Relle Brady. 102. 81779 Third Race— 3-8 Mile. Purse $200. 2-year-olds. Sidling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. (Sl(M8)Eel 9S l'J. K'baum 1-2 4-5 1-4 out (81712)Oood Ship 103 21 Smith 8-5 7-5 1-3 out Sl712*Milea 115 3 Shriner 5 10 2 1-2 81711 C J. Harvey 94 4 Th'mas 10 15 4 1 81313 Big Eldorado 106 5 Borel 20 30 10 4 Time. 30}. Winner — J. J. Mohr's b. f, by Kenilworth — Cora Coetz. Went to post at 3:40. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second handily; third easily. 81780 Fourth Race — 1 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds and uptrard. Selling. Net value to winner $150. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. 81717'MIke Jordan 113 1- Palms 2 2 4-5 2-5 81716 Kopek 111 21 Shriner 10 12 5 2} 8 1651 3 Woolen 111 3* M'nders 4 7 B 1 S1714=Friar of Elgin 111 4 Donvitz 2 21 4-5 2-5 81717 Severus 107 5 Reran 10 12 5 2J 81717-Biskra 107 6 K'baum S-3 2 4-5 2-5 Time. 1:45*. Winner— W. St. Vincent's b. g. 8. by Nephew— Zylpha. Went to post at 4:08. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and tliird driving. 81781 Fifth Race— 3-4 Mile. Purse $130. I year olds and upward. Selliug. Net value to winner $110. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. islGlliiBonton 119 1* Shriner 4 21 1 1-2 (81877)Bonftla 10S " Borel 3 5 2 4-5 81646-i'hief Desmond 119 33 Donvitz 2 11-54-5 2-5 81614 Dr. Crook 121 4 Martin 15 20 8 4 81714 Timothy Wen 124 5 Palms 1 1 1-2 out 81743 But End 116 6 Peak 30 50 20 8 Time. 1:18. Winner — Orangevale Stable's b. K. 4. by His nigh-ness — Chiffon. W,nt to post at 4:30. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second aud third driving. 81782 Sixth Race— 1 Mile. Purse $150. 3-year olds and upward. Selliug. Net value to winner $110. Ind. Horse. Wt.Fin.Jockey. Op. CI. PI. Sh. S1717 Huapala 111 Vh Donvitz 5 S 3 6 5 (81C80)Surety 113 '2* M'nders 8-5 3 6-5 2-5 SlTHH'-alreod 102 3h Peak 2 6-5 3-5 1-3 (S171fi)Colonel White 116 4 K'baum 6 10 4 2 MTIGMarki- Maji-r 116 5 Borel 6 5 2 1 81747 Manila S. Ill fi Palms 7 7 2 1 S06S9 Diamond Nose 109 7 AH'rris 50 100 25 12 Time. 1:44!!. Winner— T. O. Webber's b. in. 8, by Libertine— Mareell. Went to post at fi:10. At post 1 minute. Start good Wi'U easilv: second and third driving. Snatched— 81740 King Brush, 113. Louisville Louisville Entries and Past Performances for Friday, May 21. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK SLOW. (Handicapped for a slow track.) LOUISVILLE ENTRIES. For differences in weight add or deduct 6 points to the pound. An extra good rider's average worth is 3 pounds. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. (Chicago time. 2:30.) Xltuns well in mud. ©Superior mud ruuner. First Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 81430—1:11?— 3— 110.) Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Ildcp. S1404 Plume 100 1:13? 3. .100. . X72." 81718 Tackle 112 1:14? 4. .114. .©715 S1755 Usury 85 1:15j 0..114..X715 772S4 Agnes Wood 4..107..X715 81564 MarimMvan 07 1:14 5. .111. .©710 81986 Prolect 110 1:13* 3. .100 710 78080' Pa la innn 1 . . 1 12. . X705 S10SO Advancing .",.. 05..X70O S1022 Ned Carmack 3.. 07..X70O S1403 Stowaway 3. .102. . XOSO 78183 Dr. Fizz ."...105 075 S15N0 Rar.dello 3.. 100 b(!0 81652 Lillian Ray 3. .100. . X05O SI 755 T. r. Henry 3.. 105 C,J5 71702 Waterghost 3. .105 025 M.5S0 l'inhooker 3.. 07 .000 Second Race — 5-8 Mile. 2-vear-olds. Selling. (Track record: 00042—1:00—1—100.) (S1022) EVA TANGUAY... 100 725 81719* Laveno 07.. X 715 81719 Rrnnhilde 07 715 N1710 Southern Gold 102 715 81633* Slew-foot 111..©71o 81587 -lark Straw 161.. X 710 S15.S7" Simonette 101 1:0|3 loo. . -710 (S15S7) Salian 07 1:01 07.. 7('5 81587 Pirate Ray U7 684 Third Race — 1 1-2 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: Mav !). lsso — 2:31'.— 3— US.) (81531) Nadzu 104 2:301 5. .111..X7J5 81627* Eirst Peep 104 2:311 5. .los. .©72o sl5::l Rellevi.-w IOC 2:371 ('.. .111 . . \715 81657 P.eslerling lol 2:351 7..103..©7oo 81723 Rrookleaf 4..MB..X0O0 S1G013 Tecta H 95 2:44 4.. 05 050 Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile. 3 year olds and upward. Selling. (Track record: 81436—1:111—3- 110.) Mr,52 Little Siss lOS l:i4i 3..05..X725 Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Hdcp. S171S= Deuce 105 1:131 0..114..X715 siosii k. n. r,v 104 1:131 4. .117. .©7io sl2r,7) Tom Holland 3. .105. . X705 81550 Snake Mary 107 1:15 4. .112. .©705 81554 Tim Kelly . ; 108 1:18 4. .114. .©705 81718 E. T. Shipp 94)1:13* 4..100..X700 S171S Rebel (Juei n 07 1:144 4.. 112.. ©700 77202= Tois.m d'Or 112 1:164 3. .100. .. .603 81755 Camel ::. .100. . X005 78203 Ethel Carr 00 1:173 4..107..X68S 81(152 Ralbort 114 1:14- 7. . 110. .6949*1 S1052 Zeola 105 1:13* 3..100. .X075 S1211 El Dorado 123 1:13] 5. .114. .©070 Jack Right, ch. c. bv Standing — Columhell 3. .100 Fifth Race — 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Special Weights. (Track record: 8143S—52J— 2—103. ) 81400= Patsalaga 112 725 81656 Ranives 115 720 S150O3 St irport 115 :55| 112 715 81623 .Marline II 112 715 S15S.7 Kiddy Lee 115 710 sii;s7 c. a. Leiman 108 :54J 115..X705 81687 Zephyr 112 700 81527 Prim Polly 112 wSO 81551 Hatcblecooa 112 025 Fulfill, br. f. bv Plan lit— Tactful" 112 Foursome, b. f. bv McGee — Helter Skelter 112 Diidie. b. f. by Jean ISereitnl — I!ig l.Os, 112 Sixth Race — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3 -year-olds. Selling. (Track record: KUHCT l'ltf B Ht 1 UtB* Gerrymander 104 1:40 103..X725 S175T.* Greenbridge 07.. X 721) 81465 St. Aulaire I60..X720 81555* Snap 04 1 :43? 105 . . X 7 lo 81526* Rump 105.. X 705 81756 Harriet Rowe 106.. ©7110 77522 SnitT 07 HO 81654 Guard Rail 00. ...075 81526 I.udhiaiia 07.. x 070 sio^7 Rryce oo... .400 'l'he figures under "Rec." In above entii-i sliow the best time made by the horse at the distance, with weight carried, sine- .Taniii.rv I. loos. This time is not necessarily made bv a winner. It may be the estimated time of a losing performance. LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY. The "odds" figures In connection with horses at the present Louisville meeting are the calculations "made by Dally Racing Form and based on niutuel pools. Thev are published in such form for the mere purpose of mechanical uniformity. FIRST RACF. — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (S143G— 1:115— 3— 110.) Index Course DlstTimeT'ckOdds Wt St % Vt \ StrFin Jockeys Best Company PLUME, b. f. 3. by Woolsthorpe — Ostra (T. P. Hayes). Weight today 100 sl4.it Louisville •? 1 1:131 last 11 1811 12 12 11- 11" Rrannon T.ip.RiJ.Insoii. I^atri.eK S..r Top 81241 Lexington "34 1:17 mud :'.'■ K 4 5 12 7' Pi Brannon Tims. Calhoun. Ralbert. Har. Rowe. Slli'.t Lex'gton lm.'ny 1 :41ii fast 47 S'.i 12 2 II 1J L'i Drainion Creel. ('..Ionel Rlue. Gallileo M141 LexiUKtun 3-1 UM tood 32 S3 4 7 7 8' fi°J Hannon Merrick, E. T. Shipp, Suake Mary. TACKLE, b. K. 4. bv Arklc— Anacleta (E. LuU). Wcicht today 114. S17I8 Loulavllle Ml:tafut S-C K 1_' !l It 7' PlBmn Dosei-rlim. Deuce. Sorrel Top. BUM Loulavllle 51 f 1:07* fast L'l-5 IKS 7 I 4 ::h 4«J Troxler Addax. Miss Felix. Psurv. 8137- Louisville 3-4 1:14* fast 17 11-' 9 9 7 ft) L» Troxlor Merrlni-ld. Ralaert. Paul Kuinart. 81092 Jacks'ville 3-4 1:18 Rood 8-5 107 V V Burton Mvstttier. Charlie Lnsk. Vendor. 81066 Jacks'ville 3-4 1:17* Rood 10 117 3 11 1»* 3J K Burton Keeboro, Malediction. J'scDundou. TJSUEY. b. m. 6. by Knight of tho Thistle — Intereit (B. F. Guthrie). Weipht today 114. 81755 Louisville r.l f 1 :0Bjl mud ."•." Hid a 4 1 4 4 ,V" T Steele Irfmieli. Tom McGrath, Marbles. 81554 Louisville 51 f 1:07* fast 13 109 4 2 3 41 "-'* T Steele Addas. Mi-s Felix. Taekle. 81530 Ch. Downs o 4 1:12 fast 19 105 9 9 10 ll1 12" T Steele Marbles. Cvjisy Kine. Merrick. 81404 Louisville 3-4 1:1:!* fast 15 107 12 11 11 12' 12' UT Steele Top. Robinson. BeatriceK.. Sor.Top 81341 Louisville 1 1:42 fast 85 109 6 2 3 5 8» 9" T Steele MissCrittenden, Rustle. Sorrowful. AGNES WOOD. ch. f. 4. by Box— Mavis (J. B. Riley). Weiirht today 107. II 284 Lexington 1 1:40* fast 4| 89 7 5 5 5 « 6'" Woodson Carcw. Kennewiek. Itex-all 772SO Lexington 71 t 1:3.1* fast 30 96 4 3 4 4 4j 3*1 M McGee Darknleht. Marenrct T.. Huerfano. 77179 Lexington 3-4 1:M fast 35 103 10 10 8 8» 7«* Franklin Nataslia. Lady Kthel. Barnsdale. 7F «74 Latonia 1 1-16 1:481 fast 14 100 13 Fell. HufuaRel LadyAlmy, LadyBaldur. Sil.Brook. MARMOREAN. b m. 5. by Cesarion — Marmora (John Marklcin). Weight today 114. 81554 Louisville K f 1:871 fast 8 Ml 3 5 8 6h 7«* M Preston Addax. Miss Felix. Usury. 11373 Louisville 3-4 1:14* fast 4* 112 5 3 I 2J 6-1 V Powers Mc-rriticlil. Taekle. Knlltort. 81241 I^exinRton 3-4 1:17 mud 16 106 1 11 2| 4r'f Jlufnafrel T. Calhoun, Ralbert. liar. Rowe. 81141 I^-xinRton 3-4 1:16 Rood 225 107 2 2 5 II 11'* Hufnasel Merriek. E. T. Sliim Snake Mary. 78186 Latonia 61 f 1:10* hvy 9 114 2 4 3 2» 2J E Urlffln SnakeMary. HarrietRowe. Boserrlan PROJECT, b. f. 3. by Kiwr Hanover— Platter (W. E. Oots). Weight today 100. MM Louisville 3 4 1:1:1* fast 61 110 2 3 2 71 S;J Troxler Patriot. Zeola. Irricator. 81403 I ouisville 3-4 1:13* fast 16-5 110 1 1 1 2» 2= Troxler Console. Dextrine. Lady F.thelvn. 7S04O Latonia 6-8 1:00* fast 50 110 4 4 5 5 6'» Heidel Wlntercreen. SeaSwell. MabelHenry PALAMON, b. c. 4. by Falsetto— Rainfall (T. Leachman). Weight today 112. VSiM* Latonia 1 1-16 1:48* fast 5 101 9 9 9 7 4l ::- Glasner Orona. Warner Griswoll Huerfano. .8062 Latonia 1 1-16 1:48 fast 10 ]02 7 4 4 3 II ll Glasner TheShauchraun. StoneStreet. Mirth. 77977 Latonia 3-4 1:15* fast 15 107 12 10 10 7' G2 E Martin Boserrlan. MartluR. Van Dan. 77846 Latonia 1 1-16 1:60* good 25 99 4 9 9 8 81 8'OjM McGee Enlist. Gresham. Stone Street. ADVANCING, b. f. 3. by Advance Guard — Our Jessie (J. R. Wainwright). Weight today 95. S16S9 Louisville 3-4 1:12 fast 500 '.'7 M M I !•"■ !»'" Kain GvpsvKinc. HrpeiiotilL. Rieli.Ueed 81586 Louisville 3 4 1:13* fast 12 110 10 13 M M Hi-' T Bice Patriot. Zeoia. Irricator. 81465 L'sville lm70y 1 :45* slow L"2 105 8 1 5 10 12' 12:« Kennedy Edwin L.. Gerrymander. Patriot. 81404 Louisville 3-4 1:13* fast 15 102110 5 7 4» 5=1 T Bice Top. Robinson. BeatriceK. Sor.Ton 81201 Lexington 3 4 1:15* good 18 105 9 7 7 9' 9'«}A Walsh Mentor. Jupiter Joe. Edwin L. NED CARMACK. eh. c. 3. by Phoenix — Morality (W. A. Hughes). Weight today 97. M622 LouisvilU' 3-4 1:13* good 600 :i2 4 4 4 73 7*1 Brannon Enfield. Marbles. Pal. TT.TTT Louisville fij f 1 :09J good 2.r. 107 11 5 5 f » 6" Franklin Sorrowful. Splendid*. All Red. 7728! Lex'gton 51 f 1:07* fast 200 98 2 2 4 6' 6»1 Lovell Alice Baird. Harriet Rowe. HurTons. 77120 Lexington 51 f 1:07* fast 200 lor, 8 7 7 7* 7-uM,ovell J1. Bernstein. Dr.Barkley. T.M.Green 75844 Latonia 5-8 1:01* fast 11 109 11 11 7 8" 5" Edmislon T. M. Green, Lomond. Stowaway. STOWAWAY, b. c. 3. bv G. W. Johnson— Forsaken fJ. F. Gaffney). Weight today 102. 81403 Louisville 3-4 1 : 13* fast 16-5 112 3 5 13 12' Pi'". I Conley Console. Project. Dextrine. M267 Lexington 55 f 1:12 mud 25 110J 9 10 9 U3 9'UOtt T.Hollaivd. ItusvMan. A.Sturtevant S1182 Lexington 3-4 1:18* mud 35 95 8 7 10 10 lO'^Dishmon Mary Orr. Miss Felix Tim Kelly 78182 Latonia 3-4 1:18* hvy 15 103 7 10 9 S: 7'"}Herbert MiwieO'Brlen. Medora. Sis.Phyllls. 78tl97 Latonia 3-4 1:14* fast 60 10S 10 11 11 11s 11 « Mulcahy Buttons. Home Run. Olive Ely. DR. FIZZ. b. c. 3. by Gallantry— The Red Filly (E. T. Graves). Weight today 105. 78163 Latonia 55 f 1:12 hvy 31 103 4 4 6 • ' 10«**J Butler Roseburg II.. Enfield. Greenbridge. 7X127 Latonia 51 f 1:11 hvy M 112 1 13 111 12** J Butler Dr. Mayer. Killincton. M. O'Brien. 7S072 Latonia 5-8 1:00* fast 100 107 11 11 10 11 ll-'lJ Butler Sea Swell. Jollv. Romp 76201 Latonia 6-8 1:01* fast 20 107 4 11 61 (••Jl Bntler White Face, Duomo. Rockcastle. BANDELLO. ch. f. 3. by Kingston — Maid of Erin (E. R. Bradley). Weight today 100. M5S6 Louisville :: 1 1 Kir! fast 12 lion N lo ]«n 9s M McGee Patriot. Zeohi. Irrigator. 81342 Louiarllle 3-4 1:12* fast IS 100 7 5 7 71 'J'=lHerbcrt lluck. Marbles. Aspirin. 77279 G'vosend 61 f 1:071 fast 30 101 6 9 11 11 P'lHerhrrt Rosslare. Tattling. Yank. Daughter 77118 G'vesend 5-8 1:01* fast 60 104 4 5 6 6 6'« Herbert Wallflower. Lady Hubbard Grants 75961 Brighton 5-8 1:01 fast 20 105 9 9 9 9 9 9"lHcrbcrt Mauvlette. Civita. Harlem Maid. LILLIAN RAY. b. f, 3. by Balgowan — Yantic (B. Schreiber). Weight today 100. M652 Louisville 3 4 1:12* fast 12 96 14 11 10 11- IP- Kain Fu I ford. Righteasv. lioscrriau. S15S6 Louisville 3-4 1:13* fast 20 110 6 9 15 15- IS" Taplin Patriot. Zeola. Irrigator. 7.^60 Latonia 5-8 1:00* fast 18 105 3 S It 7i 7" C Ross Mrs. Sewnll. Serenade. The Missus 75608 I^atnnia 61 f 1:08* fast 18 105 9 8 7 71 8" C Ross Plume. Admonish. Fair Messenger! T. F. HENRY, b. c. 3. by Woolsthorpe — Nanine (M. C. Moore). Weight today 105. 81755 Louisville 51 f 1:06* mud 365 : :\ 5 7 7 V% V* Paul Irf.ineh, Tom McGrath. Marbles 81622 Looisvllle 3-i 1 :13* g K d 600 105 8 9 9 10 lO'-JJ Baker Enfield. Marbles. Pal 76390 Fort Erie 5-8 1:02* good 3 103 4 8 7 7"* 7"lPickens Dr. Holzberg. Anemonella. Speight 75300 Latonia 6-8 1:00* good 25 ior.1 3 3 3 6= 8 » Troxler Deviser. Michael Angelo, Aspirin. 74670 Louisville 1-2 51| mud 75 115 4 5 6* 6'*1E Harris Ben Howe, Snap, Ned Carmack. 74387 Lexington 1-2 49 fast 20 103 7 4 6« 6"*J Baker Tony W., Roseburg IL. McNally. WATERGHOST. b. f. 3. bv Bridgewater— The Ghost (W. R. Moore). Weight today 105. 74792 Louisville 41 f 55 fast IS Ml 2 5 7' 9" V Powers Serenade. I.advLeota. (liar Hamilton 744*4 Ix-xington 1-2 48* fast 25 103 7 8 8= 9" Pickens AnneMcGee.OrystalMaid.Wil. Plume PINHOOKER. b. g. 3. by Fabulous— Nellie K. (I. P. Barnard). Weight today 97. 81686 Louisville 3-4 1:13* fast 12 112 15 15 13 132 13l5iD Austin Patriot. Zeola. Irrigator. SECOND RACE— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling. (09012—1:00—4—106.) EVA TANGUAY. ch. f. 2. by Contestor — Grotesque (J. C. Milam). Weight today 100. 81623 LouisvtUe 41 f 54* mud 13-5 107 3 1 Is l'l M Preston Brunliilde. I-ou l^inier. Redeem. 81219 Lexington 41 f 54* fast 3-5 109 2 I 3» 31 M Preston F.Marv. K. Olympian. H. Hutchison 81163 Lexington 1-2 4S* fast 41 104 2 1 l2 l3 Warren Laveno. Joe Morris. Ethelburg. LAVENO. b. c, 2. by Ornament — Lillian Lee (G. W. J. Bissell). Weight today 97. 81719 Louisville 41 f 54* fast 25 103 1 3 31 3'i Davenp't follisOrmsbv. Cherrvola, Hallaek. 81653 Louisville 4S f 54 fast 6 112 8 8 6» 68i V Powers Fr'nkG.Hogan. Slewfoot. St.Deiniol 81496 Louisville 41 f 53* fast 20 111 5 4 51 551 Heidel Turf Star. Henderson. Hallaek. 81295 Louisville 1-2 48* slow 5 111 6 3 4'1 4"i D Austin Southern Gold. Donnu. Henderson. 81245 Lexington 1-2 61* mudl9-10 102 5 1 V 1* Warren Selector. RamonOorona. C.A.Lelman 81163 Lexington 1-2 481 fast 18 100 1 2 2i 2» Brannon Eva Taneuay. JoeMorrls. Bthelburs BRVNHILDE. b. f. 2. by Blues— Special Tax (John Marklein). Weight today 97. 81719 Louisville 41 f 54* fast 7 M 12 10 101 87 Hufnagel CollisOrmsby. Chori-vola, Lav.'no. 81623 Louisville 41 f 54* mud 51 103 2 10 71 2'1 Hufnagle Eva Tanguay. Lou Lanier. Redeem S1551 Louisville 41 f 54* fast 8-5 103 7 6 41 3- Hufnagel I^otta Creed. C. A. Lclman. Clvsmic 81466 Louisville 4J f 54* slow 91 1031 5 6 71 6" Hufnagel Slewfoot. Simonette. Lou Lanier. 81407 Louisville 41 f 54 fast 81 . 97 2 2 2* 1» Hufnagel Gilpy. Front Row. Sallan. SOUTHERN GOLD. b. c. 2. by Gold Heels— Southern Girl J. T. Weaver). Weight today 102. M719 Louisville 41 f 5-1* fast 6 108 I 4 41 7"i T Rice CollisOrmsby. Cherryola. Laveno. M529 Louisville 41 t 53* fast 33 118 4 4 B 97J Warren Joe Morris. King Solomon. Donau. M438 I^ouisville 41 f 52* fast 61 115 9 10 11* 11" Warren Joe Morris. Kin:r Solomon. Donau. 81295 Louisville 1-2 4S* slow 11 104 3 1 11 1" Warren Donau. Henderson. Laveno. SLEWFOOT, b. «•, 2, by Frankfort— Highland Princess (J. L. Beeson). Weight today 111. SUM Louisville 41 f 51 fast 19-5 109 1 2 2} 2"k Heidel F.G.Hoican. St.Deiniol. Pr.Imperi il S1527 Louisville 41 f 53* fast 1 106 1 2 2- 22 Heidel K.Olympian. D.Goodbar. Bthelbnrz 81466 I juisville 41 f 54* slow 2J 107 2 1 l1* l5 Heidel Simonette. Lou Lanier. Black Bov. 81345 Louisville 4* f 54 fast 3* 109 2 2 21 45 Heidel K.Solomon. FrankG.Hogan. Donau. S1268 Lexington 41 f 69 mud 9-20 110 1 1 1» l1 Heidel Plnkard. Lou Lanier. Grunewald. JACK STRAW, br. g. 2. bv Pirate of Penzance — Aquila (Woodford & Fizer). Weight today 101. 81587 Louisville 5-S 1:01 fast 27-20 lol 3 2 2 21 43 Kennedy Salian. Cruinticlor. Simonette. 81466 Louisville 41 f 54* slowll-10 1"6 6 9 9l 7» .1 Lee Slewfoot. Simonette. Lou Lanier. 81320 Louisville 41 f 54* fast 2 99 4 1 l'l 1« Davenp't Betty Lester. Salian. Lou Lanier. 81269 Lexington 1-2 51* mud 3-2 102 3 3 2* l'l Page KingSolomon. Calash. DickGoodba- 81197 Lexington 41 f 66* fast 11-10 95 2 5 3J 2'1 Lovell Brunliilde. Inferno Oueen. Simp. 81163 Lexington 1-2 48* fast 4* 97 10 10 10 10" Lovell Eva Tauguay. Laveno. Joe Morris. SIMONETTE. br. g. 2. by St. Simonian II.— Lindenette (Gallaher Bros.). Weight today 100. 81587 Louisville 5-S 1:01 fast 8J Ml 5 5 4 4= 3;1 Page Salian. Chantlclor. Jack Straw. 81466 Louisville 45 f 54* slow 17 101 1 4 41 2» K Martin Slewfoot. Lou Lanier. Black Boy. 81407 Louisville 41 f 54 fast 5 97 4 4 41 6'i E Martin Brunhilde. Gilpv. Front Row. 81243 Lexington 4i f 59* mud 19 M7 — — — 1- T Rice Ix ttaCreeil. Samaria. GrannvDismal 81181 Lexington 1-2 52 mud 25 107 2 2 2l 2* Warren Uncle Tom. Relluf. Ramon Corona. 8ALIAN, b. g. 2. by Sir Dixon — Falaiae (P. Dunne). Weight today 97. 81587 Louisville 5-S 1:01 fast 8} 97 1 3 3 3- 11 E Martin Chantlclor. Simonette. Jack Straw. 81407 Louisville J f 54 fast 4 9t 9 I 71 4r} Taplin Brunliilde. Gilpy. Front Row. 81320 Louisville 41 f 54* fast 8 95 3 S * S1 Taplin JackStraw. BettyLester. Loul.anier 8M23 Oakland 41 f 55* fast 41 109 2 8 8» 7»3 G Burns MadelineL.. Gelico. Eddie Graney. 80973 Oakland 31 f 42* fast 6 109 4 6 6t 531 W McIn'reElectrowan. Rezon. Madeline L. 80924 Oakland 5-8 1 :01| fast 9 94 1 5 5 52 48 C Ross Glennadeane. Pretend. Oual. Street. PIRATE BAY. br. c. 2. by Sir Dixon— Blue Mass (J. R. Wainwright). Weight today 97. 81587 Louisville 5-8 1:01 fast 150 96! 4 4 5 6« 6' Kain Salian. Ohanticlor, Simonette. 81407 Louisville 41 f 54 fast 70 97 12 10 31 912lKain Bruuhilde. Giluy. Front Row. THIRD RACE— 1 1-2 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (May 9, 1889—2:341— il— 118.) NADZU. ch. g. 5. by Lodowic— Salt Grass Mag (H. G. Bedwcll). Weight today 111. 81531 Louisville 11-8 1:53 fast 12-5 110 2 9 8 5 31 l1 Taplin Albert Star. Gilvedear. Grenade. 81439 Louisville. 1 1-4 2:06* fast 1 M7 5 6 2 2 1 2n Taplin Belleview. Oroonoka. Albert I'anz. 81346 Louisville 1 1-8 1:54 fast 41 110 9 8 8 7 5' 22 Taplin Belleview. Brookleaf. Grenade. FIRST PEEP. ch. m. 5. bv Dieudonne — Dawning (W. H. Baker). Weight today 108. 81627 Louisville 1 1-16 1:49 mud27-10 109 S 8 6 4 3- 3- V Powers TotuIIavward. Cvmbal. I.advRaldur 81528 L'sville 1 1 16 1 :45* fast 17 5 95 5 5 4 5 5' 5U Taplin Glid.Bcllc. Dr.Barkley. Lulvl'sth.r 81296 L'sville 1 1-16 1:49* slow21-10 106 M 10 6 5 31 3'1 Musgr've Cvmbal. St. Elm wood. StoneStreet. 81035 S. Anita 1 3-16 1:59 fast 3 109 9 6 5 1 Is l'| G A rchlhM Albert Star. Silver Line. I.oglstilla S'1935 S. Anita 1 1-4 2:05 fast 5 107 2 2 2 2 21 3« Q Arch ib'd Third Rail. Albert Star. St. Ilario. SOS74 S. Anita 1 1:38* fast 20 104 6 6 5 5 52 5» G Archib'dldaMay. JohnLouis. EdwinT.Frycr. BELLEVIEW. ch. g, 6. bv Bel Demonio — Gadabout (F. B. Stevens). Weight today 111. 81531 Louisville 1 1-8 1:53 fast 6 113 9 6 6 4 61 5-5 T Rice Nadzn. Albert Star. Gilvedear. X1439 Louisville 1 1-4 2:06* fast 13-10 M6 1 2 4 3 2- 1" T Bice Nad/.u. Oroonoka. Albert Fanz. 81346 Louisville 1 1-8 1:54 fast 121 110 S 6 6 3 l'l l2 V Powers Nadzu. Brookleaf. Grenade. 77847 Latonia 1 1-8 1:55* good 6 109 3 6 6 6 6"' 5:» J Butler Mortiboy. Huerfano. Sea Salt. BESTERLING. b. g. 7. by Lord Esterling— Lucrece (Mrs. N. B. Davis). Weight todav 103. H1657 Louisville 1 1-8 1:53* fast 14 Ml 11 II 9 10 11- 9s Page MaidMilitant. MissLida. B nelirake 81531 Louisville 1181:53 fast 300 Ml 11 11 11 11 10 l 9'" W AndressNadzu. Albert Star. Gilvedear. 81470 L'sville 1 1-16 1:47* slow 50 108 10 9 9 9 7' 7I: W Andresstirenade. Mnmie Algol. J. C. Core. 81064 Jacksonville 11:49* good 40 M7 9 10 10 10 9.J S» Goines Teeta H.. Rose F.. Vendor. 80881 Jack'ville 1 1-8 2:023 good 15 104 6 5 6 8 11 W Guy Paul. Miss Vigilant. Separator. BROOKLEAF. b. c. 4. by Bowling Brook— Lilly M. (J. J. Flannigan). Weight todav 105. 817J3 L'sville lm70y 1 :4I* fast 223 M7 11 10 10 10 M M' A Walsh Deacon, Cvmbal. Rara Avis. 81470 L'sville 1 1-16 1 :47* slow 10 112 7 5 7 I 8h S'« M Preston Grenade. Mamie Algol. .1. C. Core. 81408 L'sville 11-16 1:46 fast 12 MS 4 4 4 7 6' 5'« M Frcston Creel J. H. Reed. Orlandot. 81346 Louisville 11-8 1:54 fast 25 105 3 1 1 1 21 3-J A Walsh Belleview. Nadzu. Grenade. TEETA H.. b. f, 4. bv Goldcrcst— Intelligent (Wagnon & Scott). Weight todav 95. 81691 Louisville 1 1:44* fast 45 145 116 6 4" 3'! Mr Schw'zGrenade. Mi-Chord. Tom McAfee. S1589 L'sville 1 1-16 1:473 fast 45 107110 10 11 11 81 8k'. Troxler Deacon. Seinnro. Imlioden. 81429 lyouisville 1 1-4 2:06* fast 40 M2 2 16 6 6 6,SJJ Alex Belleview. Nadzu. Oroonoka. 81064 Jacksonville ll:49|good5 10715 4 2 3 4'i 1} Troxler Rose F.. Vendor. Martius. FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Selling. (81430— 1:11?.— a— 110.) LITTLE 8ISS. b. f. 3. by Greenan— St. Lucie II. (H. G. Bedwell). Weight todav 95. 81652 Louisville 3 4 1:12* fast 12 911 I 8 5 S1 7" Taplin Fill ford. Righteasv. I:...,errian. 810:.2 Oakland 1 1:42* fast 3 M0 8 8 6 6 3 m 3J Taplin Oesa. Sclileswig. Hoyle. 81003 Oakland 7-8 1:27* fast 145 Ml 8 6 6 C 42 3'' Taplin Fiill'ord. Prince Gal. Dareington. 80908 Oakland 1 1:42* fast 9-10 105 111 1 l2 l'l Taplin Hoyle. Moorish King. Aks-Ar Ben. DEUCE, b. h. 6. by St. George— Vantage (Mrs. M. Abadie). Weight todav 114. 8,171^ Louisville 3-4 1:13* fast 11 M3 1 1 1 2'1 2- Robinson Roscrri.m. .Sorrel Top. Rebel Ouccu TS.til Latonia 3-4 1:16* livy 6 MS I 3 3 2' 2a ■ Martin Ainiee C. Cloisteress Minot. 78147 Latonia 3-4 1:19 livy 4 123 2 3 4 .'/' "' ■ Martin Coon. Ge. rge Bailey. Cambrinus. 77828 Latonia 7-8 1:27 fast 8-6 108 6 5 4 4 4'1 ;;" Conway Heine. Ladv Carol. Cymbal. 77634 Louisville 3-4 1:13| fast 8 105 1 2 2 1" l1 J Conway Gresham. Bitter Sir. Sorrel Ton. E. M. FRY. b. c. 4. by Sain — Caroline Hamilton (Henderson & Hogan). Weight today 117. SlC)t9 Louisville 3 4 1:12 fast 30 MS 5 I 7 7- 7" M McOM CvpsyK ing. HyprrkmlL. Iticli.Kcd 8'550 Loulavllle 51 f 1:06 fast 32 111 5 4 4 3' 3* M McOeo Ilyper'nl I.. ComeOnSam. BeatrlceK 80024 a Anita 61 f 1:21* slop 3 M3 5 2 2 31 9"}M McGee F/thon. Galvcs. Joe Gaitens. T9W S. Anita 61 f 1:06* fast 8-5 104 8 3 2 2* 1« Musgr've S.Rossmore. Guld.Star. Teo Reach 79869 B. Anita 6* f 1:20* hvy 16 111 6 6 6 6» 6'«lMusgr've Sir Edward. Calves. Orlflamb. TOM HOLLAND, b. c. 3. by Planudes— Flving Girl (J. Stevens). Weight todav 105. 812S7 Lexington U f 1:13 mud is 5 110 S 3 2 15 1' E Martin BusyMan. A.Sturtevant. ReiiSliau I 772T.9 I^-xington 3-4 1:141 fast 90 98 5 3 7 4* .'.* P CnlfisB GHdtngBeHe. MabelHenry. Sempronl 77149 Lexington 6 8 1:01 fast 45 1fKl 6 5 7 8" 7" Glasner Arionette. Jolly. Alice Raird. 76844 Latonia 6-8 1:01* fast 12 108 9 2 6 61 4;1 T Taylor T. M. Green, Lomond. Stowaway. BNAKE MARY. b. f. 4. by 8orcerer— Minnia Alohonse (J. T. Ireland). Weight todav 112. 81550 Ix.uisville 51 f 1 -06 fast 13 Ml : 5 6 7'' S7 Pace Hyperion 1 1., ( .omeOnSam. L.M.I'iv H«M Louisville 3-4 1:13* fast 10 1"SJ 2 2 1 71 «H Heidel Top. Robinson. BewtrieeK.. Sor.Ton 81316 Loulavllle 3-4 1:13| fast 10 MS 3 2 2 4' HC II ShU'gttrlandot. La rl s Court. Oypsv King 81270 Lexington 3-4 1:17 mud 51 105 1 1112 l'l Page Boserrian. 1/arl'sCourt. La Fayette 81160 Lf:xington 51 f 1:07 fast 14 102 11 8 8 7' 7"iLloyd Jolly. Earl's Court. Heine. TIM KELLY, b. c, 4. by Phoenix— Pansette (M. McNamara). . _ Weight todav 114. 81554 Louisville 51 f 1:07* fast 20 IM 9 8 7 7' M D Austin Addax. MM „, Felix, I'surv. 81467 L'sville 1 1-10 1 :48g slow 7 K 9 7 1 1 2 5» 7"! Glasner Masson. BonebraUe. Enlist. 81372 Louisville 3-4 1:14* fast 13 112 1 8 11 Ml 9"! W Ott Merrllicld. 'I\ickle. RallM-rt. 81242 Lexington 3-4 1:18 mud 14 MS 1 12 2 1" W Ott Miss Felix. Patriot. Meads. E. T. SHIPP. b. r. 4. by Ruskin IL— Caloocan (W. H. Fizer). Weight today 109. 81718 I .uls\ille 3-4 1:12* fast L'ii In:: :; L' 2 12.' 1- I'aplln Boserrian Deuce. Sorrel Top. 81495 Louisville 3-4 1:13* fast 9 109 4 4 7 7' 75J Kennedy Miss Strome. Rlghteasv. Coldproof 81»3 i/oulsville 1-4 1:14* slow 31 97 3 5 8 4* 4'* D Austin Tom Dolan. Enfield. J. II. Reed. 81199 Lexington 3-4 1:164 good 2-5 Ml 2 1 2 21 3'f, Lovell Refined. Aspirin. Light lilue. 81141 Lexington 3-4 1:16 good 2 lol 7 9 9 : * 21 Lovell ' Merrick. Snake Marv. Refined. 75772 Latonia. 7-8 1:271 good 15 102 2 1 2 4 6'i 5"i Minder Heine. MaryTalhott. Lady Carol. REBEL OUEEN, b. f. 4. by Box— Southern Girl (F. P. Wilson). Weight todav 112. S17IS Louisville 3 4 1:13* fast 14 lol 9 11 11 5* 4'1 It Wlll'ms Boserrian. Deuce. S..n,| Top. 81538 Louisville 3-4 1:12 fast 100 105 8 10 9 81 V J Lee Marbles. Gypsy King. Merriek. 81404 Louisville 3-4 1:13* fast 15 109 5 4 3 3» 6=1 J Lee Top.Roblnson. B -atriceK.. Sor.T»n M3I6 Uiuisville 3-4 1:13* fast 40 108 6 10 13 13'»13'» J Lee Orlandot. Earl's Court. Grimy King 78165 Latonia 3-4 1:171 hvy 10 105 4 6 7 61 6'»1E Martin Lady Vic. Orlandot. Gilvedear. TOISON DOR. ch. c, 3. by Plucs— Goldflcce (K. P. Shipp). Weight todav 100. 77292 Jamestown 3-4 1:15* fast 6-5 112 1 1111 9 Troxler High Hat. Ren Hone. Ed Roaster. 77l;;2 Jamestown II f 1:08* fast 20 1081 1 12 3a* 23 Troxler Takahira. Spang. Banner. Donation. 77IM7 Jamestown 5J f 1:09 fast 50 103 8 8 8 8 8 S' W Ott Takahira. High Hat. Automatic. 76791 Montreal 5-8 1:00* fast 50 102 9 7 7 10 10l» E Griffin Stromeland. Marse Abe. Theo Cook CAMEL, b. c. 3. by Cameron— Gold Wing (H. McCarren). Weight today 100. S1755 Louisville 51 f l:i 6* mud M5 95 9 9 9 9 9'" Hannan Irfaneh. Tom McGrath, Marbles. 81377 L'sville lm70y 1:45 fast 45 99 6 6 7 7 6' 6" Hannan Star Thistle. Mellowmint. Maril/i. 81160 Lexington 51 f 1:07 fast 40 94 10 11 11 11 11" Hannan Jolly. Karl's Court. Heine. SHiss .la. Ksville 3-4 1:17* good 3 98 M Hannan Eari's Court. Bitter-Hand. Roseboro. 81013 J:icks'ville 5-8 1:041 Rood 31 107 6 9 6 6» 3» Hannan Gay King. Dispute. St. Abe. ETHEL CARR. ch. f. 4, by Bannockburn— Gertrude Elliott (W. A. Kirwan). Weight today 107. 7S203 I .at on U lm70y 1:50* hvy 5 M 4 6 6 8 62 P ■ Martin Orlandot. Canoplan. Ranrlda. 7SI64 Latonia '.! 4 1:18 hvy 2 105 2 2 3 3' 2s ■ Martin Ruck. Brigade. Earl'sCourt.. K.Follr 77624 L'sville lm70y 1:46* fast 19-10 99*8 3 3 2 II 2n M McGee WlneMerchant. Banrida. Dr.Simiail 77647 L'sville lm70y 1:47* fast 14-« 97 4 5 6 2 3* 321 M McGee Raleigh. Cymbal. Wine Merchant. RALBERT. b. K. 7. by Albert— Emily R. (W. R. Hall). Weight todav 11G. 81CM Louisville 3 4 1:12* fast 190 110 8 9 15 152 152i Troxler Fulford. Ms Ml am Boserrian. 81372 I^.uisvllle 3-4 1:14* fast 2J 114 3 11 1« 31 T Bice Merrlfield. Tack1. Paul Ruinart. S1316 I/iuisville 3-4 1:13* fast 90 106 5 9 9 10' ll'2 T Bice Orlandoi. Earl's I uarl. Gvpsy King 81241 Lexington 3-4 1:17 mud 9 105 5 2 2 l'l 2" T Bice T.Calhoun. Han-'tRi '.\e. Manoorean 81141 Lexington 3-4 1:16 good 60 109 11 11 11 101 10'2 Hatchett Merrick. E. T. Shipp Snake Marv. , ZEOLA. ch. f. 3. by Star Shoot— Hindoo Rose (D. T. Morris). Weight todnv 109. RMS3 Louisville 3 i 1:12* fast 45 93 12 13 9 9- at| It Will'ms Fulford. Illili mi Rnaerrlaa. 81586 Louisville 3 4 1:13* fast 31-10 105 3 112' 21 Page Patriot. Irrisatar, Mexleaa Girl. 81293 Ixmisville 3 4 1:14* slow 60 92 2 2 4 5" 6»1 10 Martin Tom Dolan. Kmleld. .1 II. Reed. 78072 latonia 5-8 1:00* fast 10 99 1 1 2 3» 48 Kennedy Sea Swell. Jollv. Romp. 7SO00 Latonia 61 f 1:071 fast 6 98 2 1 2 21 3»} Kennedy Jolly. Aspirin. Ruffons. 77937 Latonia 5-8 1:00* fast 20 100 4 2 2 2'i 22 M McGee Wintergreen. A.MKlee. AllceGconr* EL DORADO, ch. h. 5. by Ethelbort — Dorothco (Mrs. E. J. Gildersleeve). Weight todav 114. 81241 I.oxington 3-1 1:17 mud 25 111 3 10 11 8l 8"}K Burton Thus. Calhoun. Ralbert. liar. Row-. MMB Jacksonville 1 1:47* anwd 7 110 9" Franklin St. Aulaire. W. Merchant. St. Val'line 81041 Jacks'ville 5 8 1:05 good 15 114 10 10 10 10 M'2 Simmons Fancy Dress, Charlie I.usk. Re-id-. JACK RIGHT, ch. c. 3. by Standing— Columbcll. Weight todav 100. First start. FIFTH RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-ycar-olds. Maidens. Special Weights. (814:18— r»2*— 1' -10.;.) PATSALAGA. ch. f. 2. by The Commoner — Touch Not (A. Brown). Weight todav 112. 81499 Louisville 12 47 fast 3 110 4 2 22 22 Troxler Fereno. Clianticl,.,. C-lbirct. 81373 l»uisville 1-2 48 fast 6 115 6 4 31 3'1 Troxler Ixmise S.. Fereno. Staroort. BANIVES. b. c. 2. by Bannockburn — Nora Ivea (B. Schreiber). Weight tedav 115. sit::.i; I...uisville i\ f 54* fast 18 115 10 9 82 8" Taplin Bob Co.. Cellaret. Grace Divn. USM UwsjavtHa 41 f 54J fast 75 US 8 9 S1 9% Taplin Hallaek. Forez. Dial awl. STARPORT. ch. f. 2, by Star Shoot— Amy Davenport (J. T. Ireland). Weight todav 112. 81590 Looisvllle 41 f 54* fast 61 115 3 4 21 32i M Preston Hallaek. Forez. John MH'lure. 81373 Louisville 1-2 48 fast 19 115 4 6 5« 4' E Martin Louise S.. Fereno. Patsala^a. MARTINE H.. b. f. 2. by Gold Heels— Pouting (L. Jones). Weight todav 112. S1623 Louisville 4\ f 54* mud 21-5 103 10 4 3» Sfj Goose Eva Tanguav. Brunhilde. l.-iil.ani-r 81469 Louisville 4* f 55* slow 8 109 8 4 31 50 Goose Topland. Captain Glow. Forez. 81344 Louisville 1-2 47* fast 15 110 6 5 3l 6' Warren Ktherbure. Placide. Mv Gal. 81292 Louisville 1-2 49* slqw 9 100 1 3 31 2b Goose Ethelburg. Placide. Fereno. KIDDY LEE. b. c. 2. by Ornament— Lydia Darrah (H. P. Headlev). Weight todav 115. S15S7 Louisville 5-S 1:01 fast 12 106 6 6 6 51 5" Warren Salian. Chantlclor. Simonette. 81407 Louisville 4* f 54 fast 51 106 5 5 51 S*l I) Austin Brunhilde. Ollpy. Front Row. 81317 I 5uisville 1-2 49* fast 13 118 8 5 5s 2nk Warren Dumiesne. Short Order. Topland. 81243 Lexington 41 f 59* mud 5 110 — — — 67J Obert Simonette. Lotta Creed. Samaria. C. A. LEIMAN. b. c. 2. by Cesarion — Glenore (J. L. Beeson). Weight todav 115. S16S7 Louisville P. f 54* fast 25 MS S 7 9' 8"! Heidel Forez. Redeem. B-ttv Lester. S1623 Ixmisville 41 f 541 mud 9 108 13 9 122 12" Heidel Eva Tanguav. Brunhilde. l.ouLanler 81651 LOuisvlIle 41 f 54* fast 35 108 1 2 l'J -i Heidel Lotta' Creed. Brunliilde. Clvsmic. R1433 Ixuiisville 4J f 521 fast 22 103 11 11 102 10" W Brooks Joe Morris. Kinc Solomon. IVoneu. 81295 Ixiuisville 1-2 481 slow 30 103 2 6 52 59i Taplin Southern Gold. Donau. Henderson. ZEPHYR, br. f, 2. by Star Shoot— Adria (J. N. Camden). Weight todav 112. 81687 Louisville 41 f 54* fast 90 102 111 10 81 9' Dishmon F rrcz. Redeem. B-ttv Ix-ster. 8K23 Louisville 41 f 51* mud 65 102 8 7 Cb 7s} Dishmon Eva Tanguav. Brunliilde. LoaLaalef S1499 Ixiuisville 1-2 47 fast 9 110 9 8 81 812 Page Fereno, Patsalaga. Chantlclor. 81344 Louisville 1-2 47* fast 35 110 I 8 10» 8» Heidel Ethelburg. Plaeide. My Gal. S1143 Lexington 1-2 49* good 6-5 102 8 2 51 4«3 E Martin Turf Star. Front Row. Foxy Marv. PRIM POLLY, b. f, 2. by Nasturti urn— Kosmo (C. C. Van Meter). Weight today 112. 81527 Louisville 4S f 53* fast 15 101 5 7 8 S"» D Austin K. Olympian Slewfoot. DlekGoodhar S1435 Louisville 1-2 471 fast 11 102 2 3 5* 5'« D Austin Turf Star. Zahia. Granny Dismal. HATCHIECOON. b. g, 2. by Sempronius— Indigo (J. W. McClelland). Weivht today 112. 81551 Louisvillo 41 f 54* fast 250 98 9 10 9: M R Will'ms LottaCre-d. C.A.Lelman. Rru'iihiido S1407 Ixmisville 41 f 54 fast 27 104 11 9 10J 10««lDunk'son Brunhilde. Gilpy. Front Row. First start for the following: FULFILL, br. f. 2. by Plaudit— Tactful (S. W. Streett). Weight todav 112. FOURSOME, b. f. 2. by McGee— Helter Skelter (G. J. Long). Weight todav 112. DUDIE. b. f. 2. by Jean Bereaud— Big Goose (G. B. Ott). Weight today 112. SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3-year-olds. Selling. (S1553— 1:421— 5— 106.) GERRYMANDER, b. r. 3. by Gerolstoin — Felonia (J. Flemming). Weight today 103. 8192 L'sville 1 1-16 1:47* fast 3 92 4 4 2 3 3« 2"* R Will'ms Rustle. Orlandot. Point Lace. 81526 L'sville 1 1-16 1:46* fast 3 10112 9 10 8 71 771 Pace Tom Havward. Romp. Melbrnmint. 81465 L'sville lm70v 1:45* slow 11 104 3 3 2 2 23 22 T Rice Edwin I... Patriot. Denver Girl. 80896 S. Anita 3-4 1:13* fast 2 109 4 6 3 21 P Butwell Force. Aunt Aggie. Stendal. GREENBRIDGE. br. c. 3. bv Bowling Green — Idlebridge (F. Goring). Weight tod-iv 97. M756 L'sville lni70v 1:41* mud 3 92J 5 4 2 2 2J 35 Taplin Alice. Ladv Vie. Billy Pullman. . S1654 L'sville ImiOy 1:40* fast 33 9S 10 6 3 2 2'i 2" F Cole T.Havward. Mcllowm't. W.-.lw'.hr 81526 L'sville 1 1-16 1:46* fast 35 102J10 6 6 7 12' 11" Glasner Tom Havward. Romp. Mellow in in'.. 78:01 Latonia 61 f 1:09* hvy 12 105 8 7 6 5' 4» F Burton Light Blue. The Peer. Enfield. 78163 Latonia 51 f 1:12 hvy 20 1051 7 7 4 3" 321 F Burton Roseburg II. . Enfield. Colonel Blue. 78127 Latonia 51 f 1:11 hvy 12 112 11 10 6 42 4»1 F Burton Dr. Mayer. Killincton. M. O'Brien. 78059 Latonia 3-4 1:141 fast 60 99110 9 9 9» 9» E Griffin Asntrin. Miss Crittenden. Dispute. ST. AULAIRE. ch. c, 3. by Omus— Becky Shame III. (S. Williams). Weight today 100. 8MB L'sville lm70y 1:4SJ sl..w 60 107 7 9 7 6 ID ll-4 Troxler Edwin L.. Gerrymander. Patriot. 812% L'sville 1 1-16 1:49* slow 55 M 9 9 8 9 8" 73 Brannon Cymbal. St. Elm wood. First Peep. 81093 Jack'ville l 1:47* good 4 96 l1 Brannon WlneMerchant. St. Valentine. RoseF. 81013 Jacks'ville 5-8 1:041 good 8 108 9 8 8 81 8" J Conley Gay King. Dispute. Camel. SNAP. br. c, 3. by St. Simonian II. — Cook (R. Tucker). Weight today 105. 81656 L'sville lm70v 1:43 fast 30 94 5 4 3 1 l1 2'1 Hufnagel Edwin L.. Rara Avis. Don Enrbiuc. 81465 L'sville lm70v 1:458 slow 10 107 4 12 12 9 5' 6"1M McGee Edwin L.. Gerrymander. Patriot. 81318 Louisville 3^4 1:14* fast 91 110 2 1 1 11 la Warren Patriot. Star Thistle. Console. 81159 Lexington 3-4 1:15 fast 20 112 6 3 2 21 5*1 Heidel Ada Meade. Ludliiana. Console. 74670 Louisville 1-2 61* mud 16-5 115 2 2 22 2'1 T Taylor Ren Howe. NedCarmack. Silverado. 743S7 Lexington 1-2 49 fast 15 105110 10 10 10=« T Taylor Tony W.. Roseburg II.. McNally. ROMP. b. g. 3. by Mazagan — Tenawha (F. B. Rcspcss). Weight todav 105. S1526 L'sville 1 1-16 1:46* fast 4 103?. 7 4 4 3 21 23 Warren T.Havward. Mellowmint. IIomcRuu 78072 Latonia 5-S 1:001 fast 40 99 5 6 5 52 1" Franklin Sea Swell. Jollv. Zeola. 77892 l atonia 7-S 1:28* good 20 98 4 4 3 5 75 7* Kennedy Dr. Holzberg. Olive Elv. Buffons. 77872 Latonia 51 f 1:10 hvy 20 100 5 11 13 13 1321}FrankIin All Red. Dispute. Roseburg II. 75178 Latonia 5-8 1:02* good 13 100 6 5 5 51 3*1 Franklin Anne Mctiee, Semproni. Mrs. Sewall HARRIET ROWE. b. f. 3. bv Maddison— Marpesia (J. H. Nichols). Weight todav 106. S17.-.6 L'sville lm7e\ 1:44] mud 40 M 11 11 It 11 M- M" Prannon Alice. Lady Vie. Oreenbridue. 81266 Lexington 3-4 1:182 mud 71 looj 7 7 8 6« l'l Franklin Light Blue. Crawford. Silver C. M::lt 1,-xinKton 3-4 1:17 mud 11 92 6 3 3 4* 35 Paul T. Calhoun. Ralbert. Marmorean. 781S6 Latonia H f 1:10* hvy 6-5 98 1 3 2 ! S«l Kennedy Snake Mary. Marmorean. Boserrlan. 78145 Latonia 61 f 1:11* hvy 20 105 1 I 1 1* 1* Pickens Olive Ely. Pink Linen. Plume. SNIFF, ch. f. 3, by Griffon— Domino Whist (J. H. Baker). Weight todav 97. 77623 Louisville 3-4 1:141 fast 15 M)* 6 8 8 S^.'-E Griffin AliceBaird. Semproni urn. E.Harwood 77421 Louisville 2-4 1:14* fast •"■} Ml 12 7 6 5 47'. J Butler Alchemist. AliceBaird. HarrietRowe 77355 I^ouisville 3-4 1:141 fast 35 96 3 2 2 l1} l1 M McGee Friend Harry. Alice Baird. Enfield. 77257 Lexington 3-4 1:16 fast 27-10 100 3 1112 Ink Hufnagel Ornamosa. Zarapc. Nettie Traver. GUARD RAIL. b. g, 3. by Bannerman— Idle Daya (C. B. Reid). Weight todav 99. 81454 L'sville lust* 1:40* fast 35 100 3 8 11 S 91 9'-'?.\ Walsh T.Havward. Gre-nbr'-e. Mcllowm't 814»3 Louisville 3 4 1:13* fast 8 112 10 15 15 16 162» Warren Console. Prolect. Peitrinc. 81034 S. Anita 6-8 1:00* fast 5 107 7 6 6 61 451 Musgr've Y. Tourist. WlMwoodBall. Anglefa'-e 80979 S. Anita 3-4 1:14* fast 6 M9 5 6 6 41 31 Musgr've SirAngus. GeorceGuvton GrevOwl. 80929 S. Anita 1 1:40* fast 11-5 109 4 7 7 4 31 3*1 Musgr've Altenberg. l'an. Tourist. Roy Junior LUDHIANA. b. f. 3. by Hyphen— Performance (W. E. Oots). Weight todav 97. 81526 L'sville 1 1-16 1:46* fast 55 9«i 1 8 S 10 Sti 9'- Kain Tom Havward. Romp. Mellowmint. 81361 Lexington 61 f 1:13 niudl7-10 MS 6 6 6 51 58 Troxler T.Holland. BusyMan. A.Sturtevant 81159 Lexington 3-4 1:15 fast 35 107 5 6 6 4* 2'1 T Rice Ada Meade. Console. Red Shawl. 7S1S3 Latonia 3-4 1:19 hvy 8 101 8 5 3 ■ 3» A Martin Claiborne. Killincton. The Peer. 7S109 Latonia 61 f 1:08* fast 11-5 109 5 7 8 61 5« Troxler Point Lace. Malccon. Kilvany. BRYCE. ch. g. 3. bv The Bard — Los Angeles (L. Jones). Weight todav 99. 81627 Louisville 1 1-16 1:49 mud 70 MO 6 5 5 7 71" 9='lGoose Tom Havward. Cvmlml. First Pop 81165 L'sville lm70y 1:45* slow 35 102 12 11 It 12 10' 10-- Goose Edwin L.. Gcrrviuander. Patriot. Page 4 10 W mners fg%ZZ ■ i y~Z* in 23 starters f UCt 111 LI 1C I ^^ ^ w ^^ ^ * la what we had on our Daily Two-Horse Wire, wm- J 4 ■eta iMin^ at U'xxl prices. y fnr- U/nnrihlno C Terms: $5.00 for Six Wires. % •*»■ WOOQDIIie. Jk — — j OPENS MAY 22 4^ IMCW BOOK OH o3IC NOW (I The star performers of the east and west Jf at it all all ■ HUI --- news news-stanos st in. Is in in the tn« IT 1 . S s. and 11 I Cnnndi lanad.i. 4k " '" n '' sure strbles at this «-ourse. If vou « H (* n,aT |n Ul(. U;ll|ll|„H)ks t|„.N(. ra,v, „iM wlta, 25 Cents per Copy: $1.00 per Month. { cut doubt be the host to follow, for the reason J !► that added starters, odds-011 favorites and i Yesterday's Form Special lost. scrati-lies will not be so numerous as at the 4 ' New York tracks. The bines! operators OU .► rsiniyB rnnivr BPver»T • k FRIDAY 8 PORK SPECIAL. (* ,h(, ,„,.,- wjn ,,„„,, nn tl„.i,. sI.|t,.s ,„.,.,. .„„, S July Pear 47-56-34-55. 4» (.,,,.,1 („i,|s „in i„. abtatoable. S ' If vou have not keen successful plaving . Yesterdays Two Horse Wire was scratched. ^ vour own or other people's selections, "glee 4^ THE STANDARD TURF GUIDE \ "jy* "w» the ny heat af «. .1 II j.aai j '► will be 111 a ion to fiiiiiish our clients .► — „,„ e v t» v i-t m. t,' posi 212 59 Dearborn St. Hi. 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